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DOS Editor

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DOS Editor

The DOS Edit program is a full-screen text editor starting with DOS 5 for creating ASCII text files (batch files). To create or edit a file, type edit followed by the name of the file. For example, to edit AUTOEXEC.BAT, type:

             edit autoexec.bat


DOS Editor is easy to use and help is online. Use the Arrow keys to move around. Press Alt-F for the File menu and select Exit when you're done.

Note!
You must have the QBASIC.EXE program in your DOS directory to run the DOS Editor (EDIT.COM).

For DOS versions previous to 5, see DOS Edlin.



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Boxer Text Editors comes in three configurations: Boxer/DOS, which uses conventional 640K memory for editing and is suitable for most text editing tasks; Boxer/TKO, which is a protected mode DOS editor capable of editing very large files due to its use of XMS and/or EMS memory; and Boxer OS/2, a 32-bit character mode editor which supports HPFS and runs full-screen or windowed on IBM's OS/2 2.
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