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Date: Tue, 18-Aug-87 14:22:17 EDT
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To:      (@ENX:INFO-CPM@SIMTEL20.ARPA)
From:    Kevin J. Cummings (CUMMINGS)
Date:    Tuesday, August 18, 1987
Subject: Re: EMACS for CP/M

Mark of the Unicorn was selling MINCE (MINCE Is Not Complete EMACS).
The last known CP/M price I saw was around $99 for it.  However, They
really wanted to push Final Word (kind of a combination MINCE/SCRIBBLE)
and they may have stopped marketing MINCE (at least I think they stopped
selling their MS-DOS copy of it).

There is a MICRO-EMACS available in the public domain, but as far as I
know, it is too big to run under CP/M-80, and is written in C.  It should
run under CP/M-86, CP/M-68K, as well as MS-DOS and the Atari and the Amiga.

Workman and Associates have an editor which is a cross between WordStar
and EMACS which is written in their FTL-MODULA-2 compiler which is fairly
cheap (around $40-50 I think).  It runs well with their FTL-MODULA-2 compiler,
and comes with sources if you feel like modifying it.

There's also WordStar, but that isn't EMACS, is it...

Any other ideas anyone?

Kevin Cummings

(I work for neither Workman and Assoc., MicroPro, nor Mark of the Unicorn,
and am endorsing none of the above mentioned editors.
The other usual disclaimers also apply...)