> Are you referring the DOS editor Medit by any chance?

    Nope. It's just called Microsoft M. You can configure it to emulate
WordStar or Emacs or another of the popular ones, or you can use it as is.
Knowing Microsoft's purchasing power, it could perfectly well be Medit
licensed under another name if Medit is also a large configurable text
editor.

 > My preference is still Qedit and I drop to DOS
 > frequently to
 > avoid Windows editors and use Qedit macros to speed
 > things up.
 > I'm used to it and can get more done in less time that
 > way. :-)

    Q or QED or Qedit is fine for little files. Really big files need a
different kind of editor. Horses for courses.

 > I have Dreamweaver here for HTML. I don't normally do
 > any
 > javascript but when I do I do that in Dreamweaver as
 > well.

    Don't have dreamweaver. Know nothing about it.

    Did you have a look at Blossom's pictures?

Best Wishes,
Bill.

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