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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Jan 1998.
Re: Your pretender

Re: Your pretender

Veronica Karlsson wrote in message <34A...@on.spammer>...
>When you ask for for some kind of software in a non-os-specific context
>(e.g. in this newsgroup) you must _always_ explain what type of
>computer/os you intend to use it on or your question just won't make
>sense. Since you didn't I will simply assume that you are a unix girl
>like me and recommend an editor called "emacs".

Emacs is not Unix-only.. I have NT emacs, which is for Win95 and WinNT...
...of course, figuring out how to use it is a comparable task to learning,
oh, how to talk to your computer in 1's and 0's.

There's a program called UltraEdit (for Windows) that you can use for just
about anything--ASCII art, programming, web pages--you can get about a
month-and-a-half trial of it from http://www.ultraedit.com/ It's somewhere
between 25 and 40 dollars to register (can't remember now), but if you like
it as much as I did, it's worth it. :)

>>BKNambo
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From: "Brock Kevin Nambo" <new...@earthling.net>
Subject: Re: Your pretender
Date: 1998/01/08
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