Mail Archives: djgpp/1999/08/08/11:52:03
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| From: | David Oppenheimer <davidopp AT megsinet DOT net>
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| Subject: | DFE98
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| Date: | Sun, 08 Aug 1999 10:37:20 -0400
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Dear Group,
I have located a new windows front end called DFE98. Along with
improving the program by providing color coding for syntax, they seem to
have decided that making it hard to configure for use was something that
needed to be done too (maybe they were trying to put it on par with
RHIDE and Emacs...lol).
I could use a little help. So if anyone has the time and inclination to
download this little program (its only 398K zipped) and figure out how
to configure it for use, I'd really appreciate it. The following link
will take you to a page where you can download DFE98:
http://francis.pc.edu/download/
Thanks,
David Oppenheimer
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Dear Group,
<p>I have located a new windows front end called DFE98. Along
with improving the program by providing color coding for syntax, they seem
to have decided that making it hard to configure for use was something
that needed to be done too (maybe they were trying to put it on par with
RHIDE and Emacs...lol).
<p>I could use a little help. So if anyone has the time and inclination
to download this little program (its only 398K zipped) and figure out how
to configure it for use, I'd really appreciate it. The following
link will take you to a page where you can download DFE98: <a href="http://francis.pc.edu/download/">http://francis.pc.edu/download/</a><a href="http://francis.pc.edu/download/"></a>
<p>Thanks,
<p>David Oppenheimer</html>
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