I liked Kedit on MS-DOS quite a bit. Hum, wonder if I can find that old
software and run it in DosBox?
I use Kedit for Windows, which works fine on Windows XP, anyway. It's a
commercial product though, not open source.
KEDIT for Windows 1.6 is officially supported on Windows XP, Windows
On 12/19/10 9:17 PM, John McKown joa...@swbell.net wrote:
this at all was with a very old system based on SGML called Waterloo
Script, which I think evolved into IBM's Document Composition Facility
(DCF).
Other way round. SCRIPT was a Type III app, but Waterloo greatly extended
it in terms of
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Emacs. It has a good DocBook mode
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Emacs. It has a good DocBook mode, and if you're
On Monday, December 20, 2010 09:51:33 am John McKown wrote:
I never got into emacs. I'm more a vim person. But I really want a mixture
of gvim+pdf/xedit. Or more like pdf or xedit with Perl regular expressions
for find and replace. I've tried THE, but it seems to be just different
enough to
Looks like I've done it again. Instead of starting with the basics, I picked up
a book and tried to figure out what I want to do. Like deciding to learn how to
program by picking up the Java Language Reference Manual and starting to type
in some code. But, it is just for my own learning and
On 2010-12-20 16:56, Edmund R. MacKenty wrote:
On Monday, December 20, 2010 09:51:33 am John McKown wrote:
I never got into emacs. I'm more a vim person. But I really want a mixture
of gvim+pdf/xedit. Or more like pdf or xedit with Perl regular expressions
for find and replace. I've tried THE,
Please forgive the very lame and ignorant question. I want to learn
something totally new to me. And part of that is structuring
documentation. I've heard of all of the above. My only background in
this at all was with a very old system based on SGML called Waterloo
Script, which I think evolved
