Atari
From Matthew Thomas <mpt...@spamfree.land>
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· 21 Jul 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Colin Douthwaite wrote: > > pru...@post3.tele.dk wrote: > > > Hi- who ever it may concern? > > > > Just read the ASCII ART FAQ. > > Pleased to hear that someone has read it! :-) Me too. 3-) > > There is a missing computer in the FAQ list. ObAscii: a missing computer? ,----.|_ ,--------------------------------------------------. ,-| ,'` | I'm free! I've escaped! No-one can catch me now! | |_| `'| --'`-------------------------------------------------' `.--.' mt-2 ,|--|-._ |__\____`, ,' \_ ` > > The Atari range (ST,- TT,- Stacy,- Falcon,- Hades,- Medusa, Milan) > > > > Any editor will do. > > > > Everest > > QED > > Steno > > EditPro > > > > to name but a feew. > > Thanks...Matthew Thomas is the FAQ author/maintainer. Hmm ... I don't remember anybody ever asking about editors for Ataris, so IMHO it doesn't qualify as a Frequently Asked Question. And I'm not going to publish a list of editors for Ataris, BeOS, OS/2, NeXT, CP/M, whatever unless quite a few people actually ask for it. Tata -- .._o Matthew Thomas ..://\/ http://cantua.canterbury.ac.nz/~mpt26/ (Site for sore eyes) ..:_/\ <-- If this looks a mess, change your font to Courier ..:/ Grated carrot!
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