From | RINAT SADRETDINOW
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> Almost every letter in this conference contains an abbrevation
> TSE. What is it?
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   To | ALL
Okay, let's see if I can explain this one carefully...
A couple of years back, we brought out a new editor: The SemWare Editor
-- which several of our users nicknamed TSE.  This product has many
advanced features: ability to edit large files (up to 64 meg if enough
EMS/XMS/Disk space is available), regular expressions, a sophisticated
macro language (SAL), book marks, horizontal windows, hypertext helps
system, integrated compiler support, mouse support integrated template
expansion support, blazingly fast, and much more!
This product is a commercial product.  A demo version is available from
our BBS or FTP / Web site.
    FTP: ftp.semware.com
    Web: www.semware.com
Recently, we had to change the name of QEdit.  Another company had prior
rights to the name, and there wasn't much that we could do.  We tried to
come up with a new name that really fit the QEdit product. Alas, all of
the names that we liked turned out to be in use, or possibly cause some
other problem.
So, we decided to rename our product line slightly.  Our QEdit line of
products became The SemWare Editor Junior, while the original TSE became
The SemWare Editor Professional.
With this "changing of the names" we released a new version of
QEdit..err TSE Jr. 4.00.  We have added internal mouse support,
synchronized scrolling of windows, a file locater, a directory tree for
navigating your drives, MS Windows clipboard (OS/2 clipboard in the OS/2
version) cut and paste, and many more features.
There isn't a shareware version of TSE Jr. 4.00 -- we will be putting one
out at a later date, but I do not know when that will be...
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> If so where is it available for testing and whether OS/2 version 
> exists?
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There is an OS/2 version of TSE Jr.  There is not a shareware version of
it.  The only difference between the DOS and OS/2 versions are the
following:
    1)  Highly optimized to take advantage of the operating systems
        memory manager to allow you to edit files up to 32 megs in size.
    2)  HPFS long filename support.
    3)  Support for EA's (extended attributes).
    4)  Support for the OS/2 clipboard.
Hope this helps!
                           George J. De Bruin
                       SemWare Technical Support
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