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Crawly Crypt Vol 2: Text Editors

7UP_220   7UP version 2.20 by Michael Th„nitz is a GEM based text editor for
          the Atari ST.  It utilizes all the functions of GEM including drop
          down menus, windows, dialog boxes, and desktop icons.  The program
          and all documentation is in German.  Shareware!


7UP_ENGL  An English version of 7UP version 2.09 by Michael Th„nitz is a GEM
          based text editor for the Atari ST.  It utilizes all the functions of
          GEM including drop down menus, windows, dialog boxes, and desktop
          icons.  This is the latest English version.  Shareware!


CED_V115  ULTRACOOL CED Texteditor version 1.5 by Matthias Pfersdorff is a very
          nice GEM based text editor.  It comes with two versions of the
          program - one in English and one in German.  The docs are only in
          German but the English version of the program is very easy to use.
          Shareware!


DIARY1_8  Diary version 1.8 by Craig Harvey is a SHAREWARE text editor.  Diary
          is a desk accessory and is very flexible in what it will let you do.


DOCUMNTS  Using Emacs 18.58 on the Atari ST/TT family of Personal Computers by
          Scott J. Kolodzieski is a brief document intended as an introduction
          to the Emacs editor, including its installation and usage.  It is
          written for users who have some familiarity with ideas and concepts
          such as Unix, Command Line Interpreter, Shell, Environment Variables
          and  the like.


DVI_220   DVI version 2.20 by Markus Pristovsek COMPLETE release.


DVI_221B  DVI version 2.21 by Markus Pristovsek - update files only.


EDIMAX    EDIMAX Text Editor by Matthias Pfersdorff is an ASCII text editor.
          The program and all documentation is in German.


EDITEXT   EdiText Text Processor by Mike O'Donnell is a simple, straight
          forward editor.  It reads up to 1200 lines into memory, any further
          lines being discarded.  Anything other than an ascii file gives
          strange results, but won't crash the program.  Characters with an
          ascii value of less than 32 are converted to spaces, so 1st Word
          files may be loaded.  The text Width is set by the longest line
          loaded.  Any lines longer than 79 characters are truncated.


EDIT_V21  Text Screen Editor version 2.1 by Damien M. Jones.  This program is
          useful anytime you need to create a text screen.  It allows you a
          flexible method for adding color to old text screens and for making
          new ones.


ELT       ELT Texteditor version 3.1 by Erwin Lotter is a very small, compact
          text editor.  The program and all docs are in German.  Freeware!


ELV16B2   elvis version 1.6 for MiNT/TOS by Juergen Lock is a text editor that
          runs fine on both standard TOS and behaves itself under MiNT.  That
          includes stuff like not busy-wait on the terminal, use pipes instead
          of tempfiles etc...  (looks at the __mint variable).


EMACS     MicroEMACS version 3.9e by Daniel M. Lawrence is a tool for creating
          and changing documents, programs, and other text  files.   It is both
          relatively easy for the novice to  use,  but  also  very  powerful in
          the hands of an expert.  MicroEMACS can be extensively customized for
          the needs of the individual user.


ESSAY198  Essay version 1.98 by RUIZ Patrick is a text editor that runs on all
          ST/STe/TT/and Falcons.  It was written entirley in assembly so it is
          very fast.  It can read & edit all sorts of text, or even program
          files to modify some bytes.  Includes French and English docs.


EVER_34   Everest version 3.4 is a GEM based text editor for all Atari 680x0
          based systems.  It is great for working with unformatted ASCII files.
          It can also be used an editor for programmers.  Includes both English
          and German versions of the program and documentation.


KTEXT170  K_TEXT version 1.7.0 by Dan Panke is a text file reader with a
          difference.  Besides allowing you to read a text file in an easy
          manner it also allows the text file to contain VT52 commands, display
          up to 4 Tiny, Degas compressed or uncompressed picture files, play
          XBIOS 32 music files, and give the ability to append text files.


MG2AMINT  New mg2a port for Atari and MiNT by Kees Lemmens.  This is a complete
          (and working) version of the MG editor which is based on the BSD-UNIX
          (SUN) sources.


MUTT      This is the atari GEM implementation of the Mutt Editor version 2B
          Patchlevel 7 by Craig Durland, complete with source code.  The atari
          port was done by Jwahar Bammi.  The GEM interface was written by
          Michael Brandt.


QED_320   QED version 3.20 by Christian Felsch is a GEM based editor for the
          ST.  The program and all docs are in German.


SCEDIT    SCEDIT (Source Code EDITor) by Harald Becker is a GEM based text
          editor that is well suited for editing source code.  The program and
          all docs are in German.


SCRIBE12  SCRIBE version 1.2 by Eric Chapman is a fast and easy-to-use text
          editor.  It can be used for any text editing purpose, such as
          preparing text for use in a word processor or desktop publishing
          program, creating program source code, or modifying auxiliary files
          such as DESKTOP.INF (or high score tables for games!).  Shareware!


SPEEDWRI  Speedwriter verison 1.0 by Frank Lemmen & Richard Karsmakers of The
          ACC is a small, quick, text editor for the Atari.


SPIRITO1  SpiritEd is a GEM-based text editor that operates as a desk
          accessory.  It was written to be used with SpiritWare's Bible
          concordance program, but since it is a general-purpose text editor,
          it can be used to edit text from within any application, including
          the GEM desktop.


ST_PAGE   ST-Page is an ultra-fast editor written in 100% machine code using
          Fast BASIC's built-in assembler.  It produces pure ASCII files which
          makes it ideal for entering C, Pascal, assembly language and even
          BASIC source code.  Or if you simply want to type out a few notes or
          a letter.  Its very compact size means that it takes up very little
          space on your utility disk and it's quick to load.