PR> The product is a programmers editor. It handles color syntax
 PR> highlighting for multiple languages including:
 PR> C,C++, **INTEL Assembly language**, Motorola 68000 assembly language,
 PR> & Fortran. (considering next PERL, and JAVA color syntaxing for
 PR> You also have control over customizable pulldown and popup menus.
 PR> The question is is there anybody out there that would use an editor of
 PR> this nature. 

Well, I already am using such a product.. =) It's called FTE, and it has
color syntax highlighting and mode-specific customizable pulldown menus and
shortcut keys, and it supports all thos C, HTML, JAVA etc. Well well well.
Now let's get to the point I'm trying to make here.. :) I propably would
switch to your product if it had these functions: 1) It has to be a
text-mode-application (FTE is) 2) It has to automatically recognise the file
to be ASM, C etc. (FTE does) 3) It has to have ASM mode (FTE doesn't, but you
just told that your proggy does).
Big bonuses would be backround compiling (FTE does this too) and if your
default key-combinations would be the same as in Qedit (FTE's differ a bit).


      -=ViGe/gasp inc./MAG=-

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