Hi, Karen; I have Edlin, if you want a Dos 5 or a Dos 6.22 version just
ask! The Dos 5 machine's not on right now but will be up later tonight
<G>
I like QEdit quite a lot; WordStar commands, pretty small executable.
(SemWare makes it, it's now called "The Semware Editor".)
http://vivid.nbank.net/~semware/testdrive/tsejr4.zip for a Shareware TSE
Junior test drive,
http://vivid.nbank.net/~semware/testdrive/tsedos25.zip for a Test Drive
of the Professional version. There are a lot of other good small
editors, this's one of those personal taste things <G>
There are de-html programs that strip off the HTML "stuff" that might
help you get at the real contents of a file, not sure what you want
there.
Mark
karen lewellen wrote:
> hi all,
> its really simple, but important as i just discovered.
> as m uch as i love wordperfect, one shouldnot always use it to edit text
> files. something about the construction canmake small changes or wrap lines
> when you least expectit. red.com the ne that comes with nettamer is not the
> best of text editors. can anyone suggest a simple dos text editor for me?
> or wonder of wonders does anyone still have a copy of edline, the old
> pre-edit dos text editor? for some reason, edit and my screenreader donot
> like each other.
> also, as this keeps coming up off list for me, and as i think i asked once
> before, a good html reader for dos?
> just to read the files off line, i remember that someone suggested that you
> can edit html filesin a standard text editor, with care of course.
> thanks,
> karen
> Make your own kind of music!
> Karen Lewellen, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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