From: George De Bruin 
On Wednesday, May 21, 1997 1:16 AM, Joseph Carter 
[SMTP:1-3406-7-0!Joseph.Carter@sawasdi.apana.org.au] wrote:
> Heh.  If an OS/2 version of TSE/Pro were likely, I would not be looking for
>  another editor at this time.
We haven't said that we won't do one...
> I enjoyed the CUA/Borland feel
>  most of all.  The grey+-* clipboard is annoying at first but is easily
>  mapped to CUA keys.  I haven't because I am now used to using them, but
> still.
We do ship a macro with TSE Pro that will handle CUA style marking.  It's 
called CUAMARK.
> have had an upgrade path to the OS/2 version.  Even if the DOS version
>  supported the OS/2 clipboard it'd be nice.  Even if it just called it a
>  "Windows clipboard"..  As it is, I must run Win-OS/2 then command form 
hat
>  before QEdit's clipboard is compatible with OS/2.  That's a nasty bit of
>  overhead and as you can imagine, I don't use it.
One of our beta testers has released a couple of macros for OS/2 support.  
The 
files are available from our Web/FTP site, and CIS.  Here's the descriptions:
os2clp08.zip    13138  11-21-95  OS2CLIP.S Version 0.8, Nov 19, 1995 -
                                 Clipboard server and TSE interface macro to
                                 access the OS/2 clipboard from TSE. Works by
                                 using a native server appli- cation
                                 (CSERVER.EXE) to get access to the clipboard
                                 contents. The server pro- gram is started
                                 from within TSE auto- matically on macro
                                 start up. Only text entries  supported. Cut,
                                 paste and copy operations are possible. Now
                                 also functional under OS/2 Warp!
os2cmd.zip      55385  09-27-96  OS2CMD.ZIP contains a TSE-Pro 2.5 macro with
                                 a utility, the combination of which allows a
                                 TSE-Pro user to issue an OS/2 (2.1 or 
igher)
                                 command from TSE and to return to the
                                 originating TSE session with the captured
                                 screen output from the OS/2 command in a new
                                 file.
Hope this helps!
                           George J. De Bruin
                       SemWare Technical Support
 
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