From: "Chris Antos (Exchange)" 
what do you mean by "integrate TSE into this environment"?  you can't
somehow connect TSE and MSVC.  however, you can of course use the
command-line compiler tools that come with MSVC (in fact the MSVC
"editor" does exactly that, too).
i use the COMPILE.MAC macro that comes with TSE, along with various
other macros of my own (many of which are available at ftp.semware.com).
MSVC is also a debugger (no, you can't use TSE as a debugger for Windows
C/C++ programs).
personally, i use MSVC as a debugger only, and i use TSE for all my
editing.  for some projects, i use TSE's COMPILE.MAC to compile the
source files, for other projects i use the command line NMAKE tool
(comes with MSVC), and for other projects i use MSVC for compiling and
debugging only, and do all editing in TSE.
//chris
> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Kurt Wessels [SMTP:Kurt.Wessels@accessone.com]
> Sent:	Thursday, July 31, 1997 3:50 PM
> To:	tsepro@semware.com
> Subject:	Using TSE with MSVC?
> 
> I've been happily using TSE Pro for DOS programming for years.  Now
> I'm jumping into Windows programming, using MSVC++ V1.52 -
> unfortunately, I have to use the 16-bit version.
> 
> Looking at MSVC, it looks like there's a lot of integration of the
> editor with the Visual Workbench.  But it looks like a poor editor,
> with no way to change its edit keystrokes, among other lacks.
> 
> Has anyone integrated TSE into this environment?  Even partially?
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