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QEdit (2.07) by SemWare REGISTRATION ($44.00)
QEdit is a text editor as opposed to a word processor. This means
that most of its features are geared toward creating and maintaining
program source code and other text files. However, QEdit can also be
used like a word processor to write documents or letters since it
includes word-wrapping and paragraph reformatting capabilities.
These are just some of the many features you will enjoy while using
QEdit:
■ It is very fast!
■ It is customizable. QEdit can be easily configured the way you like
it. This includes the meaning of ALL special keys on the keyboard
(Alt, Ctrl, and function keys; <Home>, <PgUp>, etc.), colors, screen
appearance, and many other options.
■ It utilizes all available memory. With QEdit you can edit files
as large as your computer's memory will allow.
■ It allows true multi-file editing. The number of files you can
edit is limited only by available memory.
■ It enables you to view files through up to eight "windows". You
can have multiple views of the same file or view a different file in
each window.
■ It provides up to 99 scratch buffers for cut-and-paste or template
operations.
■ It allows you to exit to DOS (or a DOS shell) temporarily and use
DOS commands from within the editor.
■ It is easy to use. You can use the optional "Pop-Down" menus to
access QEdit's commands, and there is a Help Screen which you can
customize for your own needs.
■ It supports both character and line Blocks.
■ It allows you to create macros which will execute a series of
commands and keystrokes by pressing a single key.
■ It provides wordwrap and paragraph reformat capabilities.
■ It saves deleted words, lines, and Blocks in a deletion buffer for
later recall.
■ It provides "C mode", which utilizes automatic indentation for C
language programming.
■ It locates matching braces and parentheses, a useful feature for
programming.
■ It will load multiple files from the DOS command line, with or
without wildcard characters.
■ It allows you to specify up to six default file extensions for use
when loading files and determining tab settings.
■ It allows you to execute command line compilers from within QEdit,
using its macro capability.
■ It provides line drawing to create diagrams and tables.
■ It supports enhanced (101 key) keyboards.
■ It supports up to 200-column and 100-line screens.
■ It is compact. Even with all these features, QEdit requires less
than 50k of disk space.
System Requirements: QEdit will run on the IBM PS/2, PC/AT, PC/XT, PC,
PC/Jr, and on IBM compatible computers including the Compaq, NCR,
Tandy, and WYSE PC's. MINIMUM requirements are:
■ 128 KB of memory (although QEdit can utilize up to 640 KB if it
is available).
■ PC-DOS 2.0 or greater or MS-DOS 2.0 or greater.
■ One diskette drive.
■ Either a color or a monochrome monitor with 80-column display.
■ 60 KB of disk space.