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<p>Version: 4.1</p> <p>EDITV is a character based DOS ASCII textfile editor with an intuitive Windows-like interface. It can be used for simple text-editing tasks, like creating or modifying batch files or program sources. It is based on the TFileEditor object included with Borland’s Turbo Vision v2.0 for DOS.</p> <p>Features:</p> <ul><li>Mouse support</li> <li>Menu driven</li> <li>Multiple document editing in separate windows</li> <li>Context-sensitive on-line help</li> <li>EGA support (screen height 25 or 43/50 lines)</li> <li>Selectable display modes: color, gray shades and monochrome</li> <li>Adjustable color palette</li> <li>Cut and Paste functions</li> <li>Cut/Paste clipboard can be viewed, edited and saved to disk</li> <li>Undo function</li> <li>Read Only mode</li> <li>Find/Replace text (forward, backward, all, from cursor/entire text)</li> <li>Text markers</li> <li>Find matching bracket ({<>]})</li> <li>Find matching Quote (‘..’ and “..”)</li> <li>Auto-indent option</li> <li>Insert and display control-characters</li> <li>Optional display of ruler and line numbers</li> <li>Option to create backup file when saving a document</li> <li>Select recently opened/saved files from File menu</li> <li>Select special characters (also ASCII 128-255) from a list</li> <li>Print support with optional margins, headers, footers, etc.</li> <li>DOS shell function</li> <li>Execute Command feature with configurable command list</li> <li>Support for Unix file format (using LF line-ends)</li> <li>Display file statistics (character, word & line count)</li> <li>Built-in clock</li> <li>Optional separate input/output directories</li> </ul><p>Restrictions:</p> <ul><li>No WYSIWYG page formatting</li> <li>No word-wrap</li> <li>Maximum document size 64 kb</li> </ul><p>Files included:</p> <ul><li>EDITV.EXE Executable program (LZE compressed)</li> <li>README.TXT Description (this text)</li> <li>EDITVUS.HLP Help file</li> <li>EVHSTUS.TXT Release history</li> </ul><p>Installation:</p> <p>Copy EDITV.EXE and EDITVUS.HLP to a directory that’s in in your DOS-path. Both files must be in the same directory. If you want a minimal installation, just copy EDITV.EXE without EDITVUS.HLP. You will then have a fully functional editor, but no on-line help.</p> <pre><code>Usage: EDITV [filename] </code></pre> <p>Credits:</p> <p>The people at the former Borland Co., now Inprise, made this thing possible by providing the editor kernel and a superb DOS user interface called Turbo Vision. Special thanks go to Jose Luis Rivera-Noriega from Mexico, who suggested several excellent ideas to improve this editor.</p> <p>This program may be used and copied freely without charge, but only for non-commercial purposes. The author is not responsible for any damage or loss of data that may be caused by using it.</p> <p><br />Original metadata:</p> <dl><dt>Title:</dt><dd>EDITV<br /></dd> <dt>Version:</dt><dd>4.1<br /></dd> <dt>Date:</dt><dd>Apr 03,1999<br /></dd> <dt>Author:</dt><dd>J.R. Ferguson, Amsterdam, The Netherlands<br /></dd> <dt>Download:</dt><dd>http://www.xs4all.nl/~ferguson/dosedit.html<br /></dd> <dt>E-mail:</dt><dd>j.r.ferguson @ iname.com<br /></dd> </dl>

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