Steve Monteith wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:
 JP>> Expect you could do the same with Qedit. 
 RJT> I have a copy of the dos qedit on that machine where warp is
 RJT> installed,  but I'd like to find something that functions
 RJT> similarly but which can also deal with bigger files.
 SM> If you ever find a OS/2 Qedit clone I'd like to know where
 SM> so I could get a copy.  I'm still using the DOS versin for
 SM> all my text editing (if the file isn't too large).  I've
 SM> tried BOXER with the Qedit keyboard mapping, but it is only
 SM> a close setup and a lot of my keystrokes don't work or do
 SM> something else. 
You are not likely to find one closer than BOXER.  The only keys I recall 
working differently were ones I had changed myself in QEDIT, although a few 
more extoric keys may do different things, as BOXER has even more features 
than Qedit.  Both macro languages make it a rather simple task to change the 
keys to whatever suits your fancy.  Even TSEPro, QEDIT's big brother has some 
keys that are different, but can easily be changed to whatever you like.  The 
important issue is most keys are the same, and they can be changed to about 
anything you want.
                                              Jack 
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