Dan_Jacobson@ATT.COM (05/17/91)
>>>>> On 16 May 91 16:20:59 GMT, sdougiama@cc.curtin.edu.au said:
sdougiama> I'd have credited these people properly but I haven't got
sdougiama> the hang of these dang VMS editors yet... :-)
GNU Emacs on VMS can emulate those dang UNIX editors and vice-versa.karim@hp835.mitek.com (Karim Sharif) (05/17/91)
In article <1991May16.184405.26907@cbnewse.att.com> Dan_Jacobson@ihlpz.ATT.COM writes: >>>>>> On 16 May 91 16:20:59 GMT, sdougiama@cc.curtin.edu.au said: > >sdougiama> I'd have credited these people properly but I haven't got >sdougiama> the hang of these dang VMS editors yet... :-) > >GNU Emacs on VMS can emulate those dang UNIX editors and vice-versa. There is a very good and powerfull editor for VMS, UNIX and DOS platforms. It is called EZ-Editor. I have been using it for the past 2 years and I think it is one of the best editors in the market. The fact that it is multisession and multiplatform editor makes it very easy to work on different machines with different OS. One of the nice featur of it is that it makes #ifdef, #else and #endif!!! The name of the company is ISOCOM and their address is; ISOCOM Corp. P.O.BOX 801825 Dallas, TX 75380 (214) 490-8288