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  • J JSilvers

    Fortunately CodeWright works just fine in Windows 7, and I'm not afflicted with tabbed documents. I can edit multiple files at a time and see all of them that will fit across my wide monitor.

    Joan F Silverston jsilverston@cox.net nhswinc.com

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    Br Bill
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    And its Brief emulation was awesome.

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    • D darktrick544

      VC++ 6.0 ruined everything for me. I still use VS2008 just because of the editor. I really miss BRIEF...

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      Yeh, I was a Brief user for a long time, and then most editors provided good Brief emulation for a good while after that. So I had those keys in my fingers and it was hard to change.

      Explorans limites defectum

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      • E englebart

        Brief by UnderWare, Inc. I wrote my own "intellisense" modules in their LISP-like macro language to load the C language structures for our database out of the header files into a popup menu. Hot key, pick the table, pick the column, hit enter to insert into the editor. Also, I loved the fact that you could load files larger than physical memory within a blink of an eye. You had to go to lunch when you were ready to "make" your project which was only 150 .c files. (45 minutes to build on a 12Mhz i286) Now I have a machine that will build 30,000 much larger source files in 4 minutes!

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        Very cool

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