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From: Markus Moebs <Markus.Moebs@gmx,.de>
Subject: Re: Text editor
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Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2001 16:57:39 +0200
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Peter Punk wrote:

> On 18 Oct 2001 05:41:19 -0700, pytr_behri@hotmail.com (Peter Berry)
> provoked the following text:
> 
> >> > Does anyone know the name of a text editor that supports block
> >> > copy/past? I've tried editpad and textpad, but they don't have it.
> >> > I'm sure there is an editor that does, as I've seen it before, but I
> >> > can't remember its name.
> >> 
> >> Emacs
> >
> >Vim.
> 
> Cif
> 
> Or any other cleaning fluid :-))

even kwrite (coming with kde) does... and I got the feeling its al little 
bit easier to use than vim or emacs. but xemacs should do it as well.