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From: rwillis@labs-b.bbn.com (Robert Willis)
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Subject: Re:  MS-DOS emacs??
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Date: Wed, 1-Oct-86 15:49:19 EDT
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Try Epsilon, written by Lugaru Software Ltd.
It is similar to Emacs in that it the key-bindings are variable, and
it is extensible.  The major difference is that it does not use
Lisp (or Mock-Lisp) for the extensible language.  Instead it uses
a C-like language.  It seems to be well written -- I've never had
a problem with it. 

I believe it costs ~$150.00.  Company address is:

  Lugaru Software Ltd.
  5740 Darlington Road
  Pittsburgh, PA  15217

Telephone Number:  (412) 421-5911

Bob

P.S.  I have used this on IBM PC-XTs and PC-ATs MS-DOS versions 2.x and 3.x