On Mon, 04 Sep 2000 09:19:35 +0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Some Linux text editors are easy to use. Pico, ae,
> and ee are examples. And there are also Wordstar clones
> (for those who find Wordstar easy).
I have a little experience with Pico, features are rather limited, nothing
approaching EPM (OS/2 Enhanced Editor). How big a file can Pico handle?
I am not familiar with ae and ee. Can Pico, ae and ee handle files that would
be too big for low DOS memory, and handle two or more at a time?
I remember dating to 1990 that I preferred Word Perfect over Wordstar.
Wordstar in nondocument mode was useful for computer programming source code
files, but tacked on a bunch of ASCII 26s at the end.
>For me, PICO was harder to use then Edit. I guess that this is
>a matter of taste. :)
> Or Botton
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Which Edit is this, MS-DOS or something more advanced?
