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From: tracy@cory.Berkeley.EDU (Tracy Elmore)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: Seeking opinions on "CView" Windows C code editor
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Date: 17 Nov 90 04:54:23 GMT
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Yeah, we bought it and tried using it, but honestly werent too impressed.  The main limitaition is that it uses Windows edit control as the core, and is therefore limited to about 32K files or  so.  Folks at CView say that a more powerfull version of it is on the way, but we havent gotten it  so far.  It has some nice feattures, like automatic C formatting, for instance, however, its so slow that it is hardly usable.  Basically it is a Notepad with a couple of features.

Alex Zeltser