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From: KRISTOF DOT DOFFING AT lhsystems DOT com
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To: konrad236 AT idirect DOT ca
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Subject: AW: text editor
Date: Tue, 7 Mar 2000 12:45:25 +0100 
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Hi Konrad.
Why don't you use the "vi" instead. 
There are precompiled versions available for the terminal and
versions that create their own window.
If you want an advanced editor, I suggest to use the emacs.

More alternatives: Windows "NOTEPAD", Wordpad etc.

Bye

Kristof Doffing
   Lufthansa Systems GmbH
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> Von: 	Konrad[SMTP:konrad236 AT idirect DOT ca]
> Gesendet: 	Dienstag, 7. März 2000 12:10
> An: 	cygwin AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com
> Betreff: 	text editor
> 
> is there a build in text editor in cygwin? I have been using the dos
> edit command, if you wana use it, just take edit.com from
> C:/windows/commands
> and rename it to exe, then put it in the bin, with all the other
> files...
> although you probably cannot distribute it, you may be able to make a
> small
> shortcut to it in the program, although I would REALLY like to see a
> copy
> of pico in there, and am now searching fracticly for the pico source
> code...
> if you know where I could get it, I would be glad to try and port it to
> cygwin for you:)
> 
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