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Alto User's Handbook
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CRLF in Emacs
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CRLF in display editors
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Comments on editor-people and digesting
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Concurrent File Access
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Concurrent File Access
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Concurrent access problem
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Cross-Product Languages
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Cross-Product Languages
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Cross-Product Languages
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Cross-product editing?
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Customizing editor interfaces -- dare we give such power?
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D
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DED -- another structure editor
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Distributed Editors
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Document Formatting Systems: Survey, Concepts, and Issues
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EDITOR-PEOPLE Digest V1 #2
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EDITOR-PEOPLE digest
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EDITOR-PEOPLE now a digest
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EMACS
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EMACS on a VAX
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EMACS on a VAX
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EMACS on a VAX
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Editing as a paradigm for system interaction
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Extra Recipients of SIG-GROG Messages
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File Locking
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File locking with NLS
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File locking with NLS
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File locking with NLS
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Forwarded note
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Forwarded note #2
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Free use data
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HUMAN-NETS discussion of editors
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Herb:
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IBM display editors
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IBM hardware and screen editors
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Insert Mode
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Insert modes, etc.
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Integrating Editors with Programming Languages
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Integrating Editors with Programming Languages
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LISP
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Last forwarded message
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MIT's experience with the chord keyboard
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MIT's experience with the chord keyboard
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Making EMACS into a top level
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Meta Keys
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Montgomery Keyboard
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Montgomery Keyboard
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Moran's Comments
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Moratorium on statements about EMACS
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More on file locking
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My unix emacs
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NLS (or rather AUGMENT)
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NLS References
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Number of keystrokes in Control-Meta-D
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Orthogonal command structures
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Page layout and document presentation...
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Pointing devices
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QWERTY was designed to slow typing down!
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QWERTY was designed to slow typing down!
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RE: editor split between host and personal computer
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Re: Re: mail systems standards
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Re: Hardware and Editor Technology
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Re: Hardware and Editor Technology
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Re: Hardware and Editor Technology
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Re: Hardware and Editor Technology
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Re: Integrating Editors with Programming Languages
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Re: Integrating Editors with Programming Languages
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Re: Integrating Editors with Programming Languages
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Re: emacs and unix
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Re: mail systems standards
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Re: Alto User's Handbook
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Re: Answer #1: experienced-user liberation
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Re: CRLF in Emacs
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Re: Concurrent File Access
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Re: Concurrent File Access
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Re: Concurrent File Access
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Re: Cross-Product Languages
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Re: Cross-Product Languages
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Re: Cross-Product Languages
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Re: Cross-product editing?
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Re: Cross-product editing?
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Re: Hardware and Editor Technology
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Re: Integrating Editors with Programming Languages
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Re: Integrating Editors with Programming Languages
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Re: Integrating Editors with Programming Languages
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Re: Keypad Editors and Teachability
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Re: Making EMACS into a top level
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Re: Pointing devices
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Re: Portable Editors
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Re: QWERTY was designed to slow typing down!
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Re: SIG-GROG Wednesday at Noon
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Re: SIG-GROG Wednesday at Noon
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Re: SIG-GROG Wednesday at Noon
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Re: SIG-GROG Wednesday at Noon
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Re: Small Address Space
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Re: Small Address Space
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Re: Small Address Space
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Re: Small Address Space
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Re: Strong typing is bad for you.
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Re: The Alto User's Handbook
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Re: The Alto User's Handbook
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Re: The Montgomery keyboard, and what my friends told me.
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Re: The Montgomery keyboard, and what my friends told me.
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Re: The Montgomery keyboard, and what my friends told me.
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Re: Undo questions
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Re: Undo questions
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Re: Undo questions
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Re: [Arthur Keller <ARK SU-AI AT>: Concurrent File Access ]
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Re: [GILBERT at MIT-XX (Ed Gilbert): Re: Moran's Comments]
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Re: apparently random Alto snipe
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Re: emacs and unix
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Re: emacs and unix
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Re: hairy data structures in LISP
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Re: interlocking
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Re: mail systems standards
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Re: mail systems standards
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Re: mail systems standards
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Re: mail systems standards
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Re: non-keyboard input devices
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Re: request for information
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Re: request for pointers
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Request for references
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Sholes keyboard -- the last word
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Sholes keyboard -- the last word
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Small Address Space
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Strong typing is bad for you
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Ted Nelson's stuff
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Text Formatting
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The Alto User's Handbook
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To alleviate even more LISP confusion
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To alleviate some LISP confusion
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Trailing Newlines
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UNIX TECO; portable FORTRAN editors
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Undo
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Undo
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Undo questions
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Update to request for references on non-textual editing
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Wanted--Info on Virtual Terminals
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Whatever happened to....the Rand Editor E?
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While you are at it, another interesting reference:
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Xanadu references
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[CSVAX.MAILER-DAEMON: Unable to deliver mail]
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[Dake at PARC-MAXC: Alto User's Handbook]
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[GILBERT at MIT-XX (Ed Gilbert): Re: Moran's Comments]
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[Taft at PARC-MAXC: Re: The Alto User's Handbook]
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apparently random Alto snipe
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editing and seeing what you get
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editor split between host and personal computer
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editor split between host and personal computer
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editor-parser symbiosis
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emacs and unix
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emacs and unix
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emacs and unix
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emacs style
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exact duplicates
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exact duplicates
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exact duplicates
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experiments
f
formal study of editors
d
fortran ex, unix teco
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forwarded note #3
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function keys
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hairy data structures in LISP
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interlocking
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interlocking
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line-at-a-time I/O
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line-at-a-time I/O
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line-at-a-time editors
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mail systems standards
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mail systems standards
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meta flames
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meta keys
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more CRLF in Emacs
e
non-keyboard input devices
b
one last Lisp and Editors statement
c
qwerty, alphabetic, and dvorak keyboards
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re: Concurrent access (jcwinterton)
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request for pointers
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screen editors on IBM hardware
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small machines
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small machines
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structured TEXT editing
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structured TEXT editing
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thoughts on a vi quiz
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thoughts on a vi quiz
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