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From: nothing@prairienet.org (Christopher B. Sobczak)
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Subject: QUESTION: Dos editors
Date: 28 Feb 1995 00:32:29 -0600
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Hello all,
	I'm new to ascii art (mostly was a ANSi guy a few years
back, but no ansi on the net, and actually, this ascii has a bit
more class...) anyway, I've been toying around with ascii for
a week or so, and am learning the limitations of TDraw as an
ascii tool.. Can anyone recomend a good DOS based editor? I
frequent Scarecrow's FTP site, and have read the FAQ many
a time, but would like some personal imput from you Doz users..
I'm espically intrested in good mouse support, and large drawing
abbility..

thanks.... and I'll be seeing ya'll more and more in the near future


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