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From: kck@wdl1.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Micro Emacs Summary Needed
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Date: Tue, 3-Mar-87 01:32:19 EST
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Posted: Tue Mar  3 01:32:19 1987
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I am relatively new to this discussion so you'll pardon me if I tell you
something you already have.  I am using a MacPlus at home and was searching 
for a reasonable text editor to use in conjunction with the Unix system at
the office.  I ran across a version of MicroEmacs and loaded it from the A32
Users group files.  The documentation indicates that it was done by
David G. Conroy at Digital Equipment Corporation  Enet REX::Conroy.
The documentation seems to have made its way to whereever I got it by way of
eirikur%amber.DEC@decwrl.DEC.COM

When you reach them you might then be able to tell me why a seemingly alright
MicroEmacs file, when put to Unix with Kermit -r, did not have any linefeeds
or carriage returns in it upon arrival.  Talk about a difficult thing to edit!!
I'd appreciate any tip you can give me on it.