Date   : Sat, 24 Jun 1989 09:18:00 EST
From   : "C'est ma vie." <JSHIN%HAMPVMS.BITNET@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU>
Subject: Express v. 1.0

One quick note about Express the editor:

I know it is intended to be a "programming" editor, but it does allow
text lines longer than 80 characters.

Well, the "free distribution/demonstration" copy I got from SIMTEL, dubbed
Express version 1.0, tends to lose a lot of characters from the lines longer
than a line around the wrap-around border.

I guess I shouldn
                 't have used it to write the personal letters, but I hope they
fixed it in the non-free version.  If they have a bug somewhere, it is likely
that there is a bug somewhere else, as well as a major architectural problem.

It's a well-designed (human-interface-wise) editor, though.  The best I have
so far.

John Shin.

P.S.  I've got to start editing mails on my QX-10; keep coming up with things
to say after I'm done.

Well, instead of using longer lines, if you hand-insert carriage returns
liberally (or appropriately) in the long
                                         "paragraphs," the editor will
adjust the right margin at your request - but each paragraph must start with
two carriage returns or a carriage return and a white space.  (I also keep
hitting CR instead of the quotsies, in case you haven't figured that out).