Show the world that you use a WYGIWYG editor for making HTML documents. Feel free to use any of my text editor icons below ( if possible, include a link back to either my Home Page or to this page; thanks! ). Note that some of these WERE NOT MADE BY ME; they are included here so that the wheel might not be re-invented. If appropriate, you should contact the proper parties involved.
This is an ever expanding collection. If there is a text editor you would like to see added, let me know!
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aXe |
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BBEdit Lite ( submitted by Kerry Benton ) |
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ed |
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ED4W (submitted by Tom Malaher) |
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edlin |
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edit.com |
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edt |
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ex |
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Jot |
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Microsoft Works |
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nedit |
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Notepad ( submitted by Angel L. Fradejas ) |
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PFE |
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pico |
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pico ( submitted by Jon Abbott ) |
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QDLOS http://qdlos.sourceforge.net/ |
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SimpleText |
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TeachText |
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vi |
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wily |
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generic WYGIWYG icon |
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XEmacs ( referred by Andy Cowling ) |
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Copyrights (as far as I know)
aXe is Copyright by the University of Newcastle upon Tyne.
BBEdit Lite is copyright Bare Bones Software, Inc. ( Software that Doesn't
Suck ). See also the official
Built with BBEdit
page.
MS-DOS, edlin, notepad, and edit.com are Copyright by Microsoft Corporation.
ED for Windows is Copyright Soft As It
Gets P/L.
edt is ( I'm guessing ) Copyright by Digital Equipment Corporation.
Jot is ( again, I'm guessing ) Copyright by Silicon Graphics, Incorporated.
Nedit is written by Mark Edel, Joy Kyriakopulos, Arnulfo
Zepeda-Navratil, Suresh Ravoor, Donna Reid Jeff Kallenbach at Fermi
National Accelerator Laboratory.
PFE ( Programmer's File Editor ) is written by Alan Phillips, Lancaster
University Computer Centre.
Pico is a trademark of the University of Washington. Copyright
© 1989-1996 by the University of
Washington.
QDLOS is by Robin Haberkorn; see http://qdlos.sourceforge.net/ for more info.
SimpleText and TeachText are Copyright by Apple Computer.
vi is presumably copyrighted by God, for obvious reasons.
Wily is Copyright © 1995, 1996 by Gary Capell.
XEmacs stems from a collaboration of
Lucid, Inc. with Sun Microsystems, Inc.
and the University of Illinois
with additional support having been provided by
Amdahl Corporation.
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