gsg0384@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (02/06/89)
Hi,
Would anybody list decent editor programs that support
1. the mouse (cut and paste),
2. bigger-than-64k file handling, and
3. multiple file (window) editing?
Hugh gsg0384@uxa.cso.uiuc.edukgordon@pilot.njin.net (Ken Gordon) (02/08/89)
The Norton Editor will do what you want. It supports a mouse, can handle two windows, and will do cut and paste operations. The editor is simple to learn, and just has a nice feel. If you're ambitious enough, Logitech lets you write programs for its mouse, and it might not be too difficult to write a mouse program for an editor called Brief. Brief is a much better editor, but the Norton Editor will do exactly what you requested immediately. ---Ken Gordon (kgordon@pilot.njin.net) Disclaimer: I have no financial or personal interest in the Norton Editor, Brief, or Logitech. I use all three products, and I think highly of them.
schanck@harmonica.cis.ohio-state.edu (Christopher Schanck) (02/08/89)
In article <Feb.7.23.57.13.1989.1277@pilot.njin.net> kgordon@pilot.njin.net (Ken Gordon) writes: >If you're ambitious enough, Logitech lets you write programs for its If my memory serves, doesn't Logitech mke an editor caled Point, which is supposed to be pretty nice, since it was designed for a mouse. Chris -=- "I do not THINK in regular expressions, and I am not NP-complete!" --- Christopher Schanck, occasional human being. schanck@.cis.ohio-state.edu