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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Nov 1994.
Re: yes

Re: yes

In [(INT) ALT.ASCII-ART] on <07 Nov 94  12:02>, A Ogre wrote to All:

 AO> Felix Tran (tra...@info.polymtl.ca) wrote:
 >>HI All
 >>I would like to know if there is an editor that allows you to work not
 >>only horizontaly but also verticaly to edit ascii arts.  if such editor
 >>exist, can someone mail it to me, or tell me what is the naem of it and
 >>on what ftp site i can find it.

 AO> The answer to any question which starts out, "Is there an editor that
 AO> will let me..."

 AO> is "YES! it's called Emacs!"

Actually, QEDIT works quite well in that regard, as well.
Shareware, found in most text editor file areas...

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From: Bil...@telos.org (Bill Boxall)
Date: 07 Nov 94 15:39:15 -0500
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Subject: Re: yes
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