In the early 80's we were evaluating some resource accounting system
(RAS/3000) by Computer Consultants & Service Center.  They also offered a
screen editor (TESS/3000).  The person that was evaluating the software
simply loved the editor and was very disappointed when management did not
agree to at least get the editor.
 
Years later I studied the manual that was left behind and I must say I was
impressed about its capabilities.  It was written in SPL, had 64 commands
accessible through control codes, interfaced with the compilers and was
generally a very good product for its time.  I've always wondered what ever
happened to it.  Does anyone know?
 
Regards
Paul H. Christidis
 
 
 
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Subject: Re: HP full-screen editors
Author:  Greg Rice <[log in to unmask]> at CCGATE
Date:    3/24/1995 2:24 PM
 
 
In article <[log in to unmask]>, Joe CAMPBELL
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>>We have gone about as long as we can without a full-screen editor.  Now,
>>it looks like it may be time to make a move.  I would like opinions that
>>others have on the various full-screen editors for MPE that are on the
>>market.  I appreciate your responses.
>
>>>I use QEDIT for the 3000.  It is constanly being updated and you get great
>>>support.  If you are familar with SPF on an IBM you will become very
>>>comfortable in a short time.
>>>Terry Warns
>
If your 3K is hooked up to a network you might look into SpeedEdit. This
is an editor that automatically brings your source down to a PC and gives
you all the functionality of a windows full screen editor. Otherwise
Qedit is a good choice.
 
 
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