>In article <Pine.SV4.3.91.960621175524.2795A-100000@mirage>, Richard
>Steiner <rsteiner@skypoint.com> wrote:
>
>> QEdit's a very nice DOS editor!
>
>Yes. I have used that in about 10 years now and the key-strokes are sort
>of ingrained. <g>
I used it for a little while back in '90 or '91, but switched to a
freeware DOS editor called TDE. I didn't use the "standard" key maps
for either one. :-)
>Sometines I wish I could get vi to have the same key-strokes. <g>
Yeah, sure... <grin> I've used a vi clone (elvis), and think it's an
interesting and functional editor, but I much prefer others.
>> Yarn seems to work fine here in 80x50. Why use a scrollback with a
>> fullscreen application, anyway?
>
>Well, I run it in a window since I feel it is a waste of NTs
>capabilities. And it is "nice" to have the ability to hop about from
>window to window.
Yes, as well as cut-and-paste capabilities. I tend to use Yarn in a
fullscreen OS/2 text window a lot, but I have third-party utils to give
me nice task switching and clipboard capabilities between fullscreen
sessions so I'm not missing much. And it's easier on the eyes. :-)
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-Rich Steiner >>>---> rsteiner@skypoint.com >>>---> Bloomington, MN
Written offline using PC Yarn + Yep + FTE under OS/2 Warp
A cheap thrill is still a thrill. :-)