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From: kevinc@auvax.UUCP (Kevin "auric" Crocker)
Newsgroups: comp.sources.wanted
Subject: Re: Name that program!
Summary: Hmm! could be ......
Keywords: DOS, command line editor, identify!
Message-ID: <806@auvax.UUCP>
Date: 15 Dec 88 17:39:14 GMT
References: <1693@se-sd.sandiego.ncr.com>
Organization: Athabasca U., Alberta, Canada
Lines: 25

In article <1693@se-sd.sandiego.ncr.com>, bhoule@se-sd.sandiego.ncr.com (Bill Houle) writes:
> 
> [I can name that program in 3 instructions...]
> 
> I have a PD program with no docs (but then again, it really doesn't
> need any].  It is a DOS command line editor (circular buffer, arrow
> keys cycle through list, ESC clears line, INS/DEL edit keys).  The
> one curious feature is that if you press Ctrl-A, an "alias list"
> is displayed.  Since I have no idea how to use this feature, the
> alias list is obviously empty.  How is this aliasing feature
> accessed?

Bill

everything clicked until the Ctrl-A stuff.  I have a program called
cmd.com that does  DOS command line editing ( circular buffer, arrow
keys cycle through it, ESC clears line, INS/DEL edit keys) but as far
as I know it has no alias capability.  Its a wonderful little program
that I use all, I do mean ALL the time.  It is TSR but only takes up a
little bit of RAM.(2064 bytes)

Hope this helps!

Kevin "Auric" Crocker @Athabasca University {alberta ncc}auvax!kevinc
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Kevin "Auric" Crocker @Athabasca University {alberta ncc}auvax!kevinc