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<H4>Subject: Free Editor</H4><PRE>
Another possibility is MicroEMACS for Windows 3.12.  It has MDI 
support, a macro language (not LISP!), and is small and efficient.
You can find in on UUNET.

In article <3rku1i$gfs@rbdc.rbdc.com>, vanevery@rbdc.rbdc.com says...
>
>I've got GNU Emacs running in a DOS box, but that's only 1 window.
>Are there any good freeware editors out there?
>
>I'm using it to do TCL/Tk under MS-Windows.  Anything that has
>features for TCL/Tk would be nice.  Although I doubt there is
>anything, which is why I'll probably stick with GNU Emacs.
>
>Thanks,
>Brandon
>
>-- 
>Brandon J. Van Every            |    Computer Graphics     |  The sun 
attempts
>                                |                          |  to be 
white,
>vanevery@rbdc.rbdc.com          |  C++  UNIX  X11  Motif   |  as white 
as
>http://rbdc.rbdc.com/~vanevery  |  HTML CGI   Perl TCL/Tk  |  daytime.
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<H4>Subject: Plugin for VC++</H4><PRE>
In article <3ro5q7$bpp@info.eng.octel.com>, john@octel.com (John Cook) writes...
>My favorite text editor for programming is Brief.  Since it runs
>under DOS, it's a hassle to use with any Windows-based development
>environment.  I read in another posting that some of the newer,
>more powerful editors work as plug-in options under Microsoft 
>Visual C++ (I am considering purchasing MSVC 2.0).  

Get CodeWright Fusion from Premia, that's the best there is. It plugs into
VC++ quite effortlessly.

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