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From: sandersr@ecn-pc.UUCP (Robert C Sanders)
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Subject: Re: PD Dosedit program
Message-ID: <604@ecn-pc.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 31-Jul-86 16:28:36 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul 31 16:28:36 1986
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Reply-To: sandersr@ecn-pc.UUCP (Robert C Sanders)
Organization: Electrical Engineering Department , Purdue University
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In article <125@uhpgvax.UUCP> sandy@uhpgvax.UUCP (Sandy Phipps) writes:
>	I would like any information anyone has on 
>how to set up aliases for the Public Domain version
>of 'dosedit'.  When run it just gives me
>
>	Alias list:
>
>and then my prompt back.  How do I add to this list.
>The program seems to be really good, especially as I work
>with T-shell in UNIX.
>	
>	Is there a way to expand the size of the history in this
>dosedit program?
>-- Alastair (Sandy) Phipps

First of all, I have a copy of "DOS Edit version 2", which is what I used
until I found CED.  The program is looking for a file that lists the
aliases.

Secondly, I posted CED a little while ago.  It is a superset (from a different
source) of the DOS_EDIT program.  The aliases work, and allow multiple commands
in the same alias -- it calls aliases synonoms.  The synonoms can be entered
via a file (using the -F option), or directly at a prompt ("ced syn something
somethingelse").

If you missed it, I can mail you (or anybody else) a copy directly,
documentation included.  I NEED YOUR UUCP ADDRESSES, I do not have APRA
access!!
					- bob
-- 
Continuing Engineering Education Telecommunications
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Let's make like a BSD process, and go FORK-OFF !!	-- bob
(and "make" a few children while we're at it ...)