On Fri, 2 Jun 2000, Peter Faulks wrote:
> Before you all say 'vi' - I'm sure vi is a powerful editor, its just i'd like
>something a little
> bit more user-friendly.
>
> If any of you have used Boxer (Dos, OS/2, and now a Windoze ver as well), you'll know
> what I'm after. (if not, give it a go at http://www.boxersoftware.com)
Have you looked at the graphical version of vi, aka gvim? Here is a screen
shot.
http://www.vim.org/pics/dalecki.gvim-5.4a.GTK.gif
It has menu options for everything and a big advantage of learning a bit
of vi is that its on just about every machine. You can customise your
local one they way you like but at least you can be productive on someone
elses.
Rodos
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