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Subject: Re: What is CED?
Message-ID: <393@neoucom.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 3-Mar-87 09:53:09 EST
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Posted: Tue Mar  3 09:53:09 1987
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Organization: Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine
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Keywords: CED Command Editor


Ced is a Public domain enchancement TSR program that allows editing
of the DOS command line.  It provides history of previously used
commands as well.  Additionally, some programs (gnuplot for
instance) have been configured so that Ced can provide its
functions within those programs.

Ced is apparently freely distributable, provided that you include
Ced and Ced.doc as a package.

Ced.doc ascribes authorship to:

	Copyright 1985
	Christopher J. Dunford
	10057-2 Windstream Drive
	Columbia, Maryland  21044

Sorry, he didn't state an email address.  Ced.doc provides quite a
few clear examples on Ced's use.  In general, I have found Ced to
be relatively helpful.

If anyone out there wants Ced, drop me a note.  I'd prefer that you
send a blank 5.25 inch disk, as that would keep net traffic down.
We have a lot of problems with outgoing email at this site as
well.

Bill Mayhew
Disision of Basic Medical Sciences
Northeastern Ohio Universities' College of Med.
Rootstown, OH  44272  USA    phone:  216-325-2511
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