Phillip Lord wrote: > >>>>> "Andrew" == Andrew L Blais <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Andrew> I would like to have jde & emacs 19.34 work together under > Andrew> Win95. I have read that by using jde 2.1.1, I can accomplish > Andrew> this. Is this the case? And, if it is, where can I find jde > Andrew> 2.1.1? Moreover, is there a way that I can get jde 2.1.5 to > Andrew> work with emacs 19.34 so that I need no bother with 2.1.1? > Andrew> >>> Andrew > > You could do this, but it would make much more sense to > download NTEmacs 20.3.1, which is the current version of emacs. All > future work is going to be done on the 20* versions anyway. It also > has a number of advantages over 19 (drag and drop support, > intellimouse handlers, more stable IMHO). Unless you have a very > good reason for sticking to 19.34 (mime mail is the only one I can > think of off hand), I would suggest upgrading to 20.3. > > Phil Well, on occassion, I like to work under dos -- dual boot, and mostly Red Hat 6.0, but on occassion.... -- and I also like the way that emacs 19.34 (djgpp) works under dos, and I also like jde, *but* emacs 20.3.1 ( which I also have ) runs jde 2.1.5 fine and all, but emacs 20.3.1 doesn't run under dos. It insists on working in a window, etc. Perhaps it works under dos period??? I would be pleased to discover this. So, my reason is somewhat idosyncratic, but I prefer the more austere environment. Et cetera. I now have a copy of jde 2.1.1, and I'm off to experiment. Thanks. >>> Andrew
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