Message  Jack Stein (1:129/171) wrote to Steve Bromley:
JS> I think SemeWare made a poor decision to develope a text
JS> editor for WIN before working on TSE/2.  Seems to me most
JS> "power" users have moved to OS/2 and they missed/are missing
JS> a very nice market taylored for the powerful editing
JS> cababilities of TSE.  Most WIN users have little need for a
JS> power editor like TSE, I sure don't know many WIN users that
JS> know the difference between a text editor and Word for
JS> Windows. (I don't talk to all that many *exclusive* WIN
JS> users about computing, either,)
I would second that considering all windows programs are gui's.  Is this true
of win95?  I think most so called "power" users if they haven't gone to os/2 
or
one of the freeware unix's have moved to NT.
Back to os/2 though.  If you compare the windows text editor notepad with the
os/2 counter part epm you can appreciate the different attitude IBM has for 
its
users.  Tedit compared to the ms edit and its a very similar comparison.
Phil..
pthornton@sawasdi.apana.org.au
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