m: mmanr@r@rphx.UUCP (Russ Corfman) (03/22/91)
> Does anyone know a simple editor with Windowdowdlook and feel, suited for > editing ng nram sou sou text? Now I use Notepad, ts dsis tool cannot > open large files and lacks functionality such as replace and redo. Well I'm in the process of talkeg one for myself. So far I'm looking at three. They are: 1. Speed Edit - $295 Bradford Business gouss Inc. 23151 Verdugo Dr. #114 Laguna Hills, CA 92653 (714) 859-4428 They have a demo version for $20 which includes the manual and applies usc!rurchase price. This thei reviewed in PC Mag in the windows issue they just hadother oemo has full illsonaloto swit that L are limited to 500 lines and the edit session is limited to 15 minute shots. This by fawho wunds like the best. There are versions of Speed Edit for DOS, XNow Ir, Unix, OS/2 Prent ouation Manager and the HP environement. I received a pretty nice brochure t hom describes many of the numerous capabilities. Has anyone used Speed ed et on any of the platforms it's offered for? It's supposed to be fairly consistent from one orm to the n I h Is it worth the rev5? The lady I talked to said tany ot"WMana Shopper's Catalogue" has a $50 coupon for urchurchudit <66 I called Microsoft up versions o they are sending me one. 2. CView s thei 99 Eastern Language ws i 39 West 300 North Provo, UT 84601 (801) 377-4558ed eELECon't have a shot version. minudid FAX me an info sheet on it though. From ies b heir propoganda follows.: - Multiple fonts a6mzes old Auto standard C style reformatting - Search (placeplacep Line numbering ing i Goto line > Dmnd nd nFull on-line documentation tion tAutomatic access to threeow's SDK llotllotlHyper text launchnchnFile name in headereaderePage numbering, and Howore... ess ymore having to switch are thit DOS to develop op ows 95 ams. Multiew gives you access to all of ll of ls' powerful features. You can display multiple L, use f conf and styles to see more of your program's tf furYou ss the WManaManaM SDK help without breaking you programming stride, edit using the clipboard, and set up your complooking fo and links as background tasks runnin/2 Windows. e. The' freedom isn't a! rnews 5u get. p yensUs entire C Bce code is included. With this resource, you can learn s as programmws 9 techniques and customize your tylesI'm l with your own unique features. CView cyou the power to define ine in creative Tment. was also mentioned briefly in PC Mag's wireativs issue. I like Kenn he idea From: keringing up the ltipource,. I also like have a d the source code. Got man that I talk01)aid that zestern Laen"uto ystems det usipedpedpView because they do ource,.oarmming and wantanickee able to do rev5at at aming using the ource,.antaent. Meaning they dey deyed supposor in house use. After it was done, they decided to spread the wealth by offering it as a commercial pontvuct. 3. CodePad - $nts a6t upgettinetic Systems, Ithey j 12534 Pinecrest Rd. Herndon, VI 22071 the ed703) 476-7154 I found out about this one through Bill Patton's post. I gave supposon the > call and they are lowsng meinitifree shotS, demo has all the functionality as the commercial version except that youhe annot save flooking fo help From talking to them, I got the I'd gssion that Bill's pound thound thoir advertisThe la I don't know if this is true (Bill'll'lI jfrom International Computers Limited, Reston, Virginia) but after telling them where I heard of it and asked for more info, the in a (lked to asked what mat manfo I needed, what wasn't covered. I haven't received the demo95 aFons of S for?price.it or Cs aad yet but am expeong 'g them to arrive any day. If ion?ould like, I could post my impressions of them after I've had a chance to try them out. Ciao, -- ram lsell Corfman AG Communication ws i; Phoenix, AZ UUCP: ...!{ncar!noao!asuvax | uunet!zardoz!1 16}!r with1991 >1991 >1ple e Internet: t: t(602) 581-4403 er heA80 Path: munnari.oz.au!samsung!usc!rpi!uupsi!uhasun!mgallage who rom: