[HECnet] VT-62?

From: "Jerome H. Fine" <jhfinedp3k at compsys.to> As for EDT, I have heard of it, but never found any details. Is there a LINK you can provide to a manual for EDT? Briefly, what additional features did EDT support over KED? If there were so many extra features, please pick just 3 or even 2 from EDT that you especially found to be so much of an improvement over KED? I only ever learned to use about 1% of EDT and it was already way more than KED. I think the turning point for EDT was V2.0 (which I think was where it started to smell more like KED). The craziest thing is that it's four editors (that I know of) in one: (a) "change" mode with keypad enabled -- the KED-like mode that most people actually use. (b) "change" mode with NOKEYPAD -- which is not modeless, so it's about as annoying as "vi" on Unix (e.g. "itext$" to insert text, instead of just typing text), but naturally not compatible with it or anything else. (c) "change" mode on a hardcopy terminal -- kinky!!! maybe a little more TECO-like, minus the power (so I guess maybe it's more EDIT.SAV-like then?). (d) line mode -- which is like pretty much any other line editor. Besides that, EDT has a near-infinite number of features. Multiple buffers are certainly a huge one. And yet, no LOCAL -- KED's greatest single features! John Wilson D Bit