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 TE is a text editor for small environments.

 Author:   Miguel García / FloppySoftware?
 Homepage: http://www.floppysoftware.es/te.html
 Family:   TinyEditors, CPMEditorFamily, 8bitMicroFamily?, WordStarFamily
 Platform: CP/M
 License:  GNU General Public License (freeware)

The 'te' text editor is screen oriented, and can be easily adapted to a lot of computers.

It has the basic editing capabilities plus cut, copy & paste, find / find next string, etc.

This text editor can be very useful in small environments or rescue disks.

Originally designed for CP/M computers, it has been successfully ported to Windows, GNU/Linux? and DOS.

It can be easily adapted to a wide range of machines and/or operating systems, by editing a small source code file, in order to tell the program the screen size, and writing three or four tiny C functions to clear the screen, etc.

The CP/M version is developed using MESCC (Mike's Enhanced Small C Compiler - my own version of Small C).

Current CP/M adaptations are:

Amstrad PCW and CP/M Plus (31x90 VT52 like terminal).
Amstrad CPC and CP/M Plus (24x80 VT52 like terminal).
Spectrum +3 and CP/M Plus (23x51 VT52 like terminal).
K. Murakami's CP/M emulator (25x80 VT100/Ansi?).
Takeda Toshiya's CP/M emulator (25x80 VT100/Ansi?).
Generic 25x80 VT100 and WordStar keys.
Kaypro II, 4 and 10 (24x80 ADM-3A like terminal), contributed by Stephen S. Mitchell (thanks!).

Adaptations for other OS are:

Windows 32 bit (25x80), compiled with Pelles C and its 'conio.h' library.
DOS (25x80), compiled with Turbo C, and its 'conio.h' library.
GNU/Linux? (24x80), compiled with GCC and ncurses.

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