From: "Knutson, Sam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I will take a peek at ZTree it sounds interesting.
You might want to take a look at "V The File Viewer".
One consideration I would have for choosing any kind of PC editor/viewer is
whether or not it works with the ISPF Workstation Agent (WSA).
From my perspective, it's nice to be able to select a mainframe file from an
ISPF session (e.g. select a member from a member list) and have it open on
my PC using my favorite PC/workstation editor. From past experience I know
that some workstation editors work very well with WSA, while others do not.
Examples of those that work are NotePad, SPF/PC, and THE. Examples of those
that don't (or didn't) work with WSA are XPAD, UltraEdit, and Synedit.
I don't have ZTree or V in my list of WSA compliant editors, so if someone
could please confirm whether these editors do or do not work with WSA it
would be very much appreciated. Thanks,
Dave Salt
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