rkpc@mergvax (Rob Kedoin) (07/14/89)
With all this talk about Graphical User Interfaces lately, I was wondering
what kind of WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) text editors are
available for UNIX systems.
If anyone knows of such systems, please e-mail your evaluations of the
products to me and I will post a summary if there is enough interest.
Thanks in advance,
-Rob Kedoin
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On 7/14/89 05:45 rkpc@mergvax (Rob Keebin) writes: >With all this talk about Graphical User Interfaces lately, I was wondering >what kind of WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) text editors are Hey, since you said text editor, not word processor? then I guess vi is a WYSIWYG text editor as long as you're working on a display how size is => than the vi window size and wrapmargin is set appropriately, etc. Gosh, and so cheap, too! ;-) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- George "Bron" Faison Email: Bron@cup.portal.com USMAIL: Modern Office Systems Technology, Inc. "Be Still!" 6455 Penrith Drive Mechanicsville, VA 23111 Oracle & UNIX Phone: (804) 730-1467 (voice) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------