> As far as workframe integration goes, I don't think it does have
 > that.  However, it does have a really great background compile
 > feature that integrates well with its concurrent process window. 
 > Basically, you can have a window that is a command line that you
 > can hot key to (Ctrl-I for me).  The errors thrown by the compiler
 > are found by the editor and it takes you direct to the source line,
 > with a hint at the bottom (basically the compiler error message).
 > 
 > The macro language is a cross between Rexx and C.  It has the
 > syntax of C for control contstructs like for loops, {}, if
 > statements, etc., but the string handling of REXX (using parse and
 > string abuttal for concatenation).  Its pretty darn nice.
 > 
 > I chose VSE over the other two editors because it did what I want
 > it to very quickly.  It only took me a day to be complete productive
 > in it; coming from a guy that has spent the last five years
 > customizing QEdit constantly that's a real compilement.
 > 

Okay, WHERE can I get it? or at least a demo? I have been looking for
something like PM's answer to WinEdit, which is a cool editor for
Windoze. VSE sounds like something I'd like. I need to be able to make
my own macros, I'd like to be able to record macros too(but not
necessary), I'd like syntax highlighting, I'd like to be able to catch
compiler output in a window and edit other files at the same time, and
I want an editor that will start up in less than 10 seconds on my
486-66 (on this machine, Borland's IDE starts up in about that much
time, and RimStar starts up in about 15-20. That's too slow!). This
sounds like the thing. Does it have a dialog editor, like the WIndoze
version does? and how much does it cost?

Thanks,
Kelly

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