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From: wesommer@athena.mit.edu (William Sommerfeld)
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Subject: Re: EDT editor wanted
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Date: 16 May 88 22:46:29 GMT
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In article <167@kesmai.COM> dca@kesmai.COM (David C. Albrecht) writes:
>At one point I was using both VMS and Unix systems.  We had a commercial version
>of EMACS (I think it was Gosling) and it came with macros that bound a VT100
>keypad to emulate EDT and did a pretty decent job.  The emacs EDT emulation
>added multiple window capability (which was nice).  It didn't do any of the
>command line stuff.  You could no doubt do the same for GNUemacs.

Yep.  "M-x edt-emulation-on" does it in GNU 18.xx; I'm not sure how
good the emulation is, not being an EDT user.