'Lo Ken,
On Dec 29, 1997, Ken Browder wrote:
 > Actually, he was talking about running TimEd as a user accessible message
 > reader/editor.  He'd need to run the Doorway program off Max to do that
 > _and_ the user would need a good terminal program like Telix which 
upports
 > "doorway mode".
 KB> I'm not familiar with TimEd.
Is a sysop message reader/editor that supports Squish bases and other 
meassage formats.  It's really excellent but, unfortunately, isn't supported 
any longer.
 > up something I hadn't thought of.  It *may* be possible to do it safely
 > with the RELEASE version of TimEd (1.10) by redefining its keys and (also)
 > imposing certain restrictions on Doorway.
 KB> I suppose that would work, too. I'm constantly trying to add
 KB> and delete things here to make it easier for my users. I'm
 KB> running Qedit right now as a full screen editor, and my
 KB> brother got IceEdit working as an external editor. Makes it
 KB> easier to quote and such.
Not quite.  See my message to Stewart H.  Ahh yes, I have TSE (QEdit's big 
brother) set up as a local editor within Maximus.  Works well but only 
locally of course.  You know, I wouldn't mind seeing how your brother got 
IceEdit working.  I assume he has it working for remote users.
Happy New Year,
 -Jack
  ogre@nashville.com
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