Edlin

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Edlin

An archaic text editor that came with DOS and allowed only one line to be edited at a time. It was replaced with Edit, a full-screen editor as of DOS 5. See DOS Editor.

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The studies of Owie (2003) and Edlin (2000) have emphasized the importance of breakfast in promoting good health.

Eating disorders and personality profile of female secondary schools ... by Owie, I. / Journal of Instructional Psychology

Edlin BR, Tokars JI, Grieco MH, Crawford JT, Williams J, Sordillo EM, et al.

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22) Bob Edlin, "Trade, not tirades, is path to modernising China," Independent, 21 April 2004, p.

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