editor program

[′ed·ə·tər ‚prō·grəm]

(computer science)

A special program by means of which a user can easily perform corrections, insertions, modifications, or deletions in an existing program or data file.

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We are depriving readers of an interesting, serious section that is beyond reproach, and unfairly insulting the individuals we approached to participate in this guest editor program by telling them it is a corrupt concept.

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Combined with Ohio University contributions of $136,000, the grant will be used to prepare a new generation of editors through the Knight Total Editor Program, which focuses on the editors of the 21st century who will relay the news to a multicultural audience in an increasingly multimedia environment, said Ralph Izard, director of the j-school.

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You can program your Web pages in several ways: by using HTML code or by using standalone editor programs that automatically generate HTML code or add-on packages for various word processing programs that create the special code.