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From: saal@sfsup.UUCP (+Saal S.)
Newsgroups: comp.misc,comp.sources.wanted,comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.unix.questions
Subject: Re: vi-like editor for the IBM PC
Message-ID: <4872@sfsup.UUCP>
Date: 28 Feb 89 12:17:11 GMT
References: <688@nvuxl.UUCP+ <1184@houxv.ATT.COM>
Reply-To: saal@/doc/dsg/saalUUCP (xt1124-+Saal S.)
Organization: AT&T Information Systems
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In article <1184@houxv.ATT.COM+ wad@houxv.ATT.COM (R.WADSACK) writes:
+In article <688@nvuxl.UUCP>, myron@nvuxl.UUCP writes:
+> I am curious if there is an editor software available that is similar (the more
+> the better) to the UNIX vi editor, but can be run from an IBM-PC in MS-DOS.

+> I would appreciate any help!

+Mortice Kern Systems, Inc. sells a version of 'vi' that will
+run on your PC.  It is claimed to be the "best UNIX(R) editor
+available today for your PC".  It's advertised as fully
+compatible with UNIX(R) SVR3.  It retails for $75.00 (9/88).
+Call them at 1-800-265-2797 for further info.

How does this vi deal with the ".exrc" file?
I assume there is a variable you can set somewhere
that sets the name?
-- 
Sam Saal         ..!attunix!saal
Vayiphtach HaShem et Peah HaAtone