Anything having to do with selective-display is lost in WinEmacs.  
     This means I can't use outline-mode or any of the folding-mode 
     packages.  To me, this is the biggest loss.
     
     I also miss horizontal scrolling.
     
     The rest is fine, and I haven't had problems with stability on NT 4.0. 
      WinEmacs printing support is far better than in GNU Emacs.


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Subject: Re:  Any port of the ACLW Editi interface to Gnu Emacs 19.34
Author:  ole mengshoel <ai.uiuc.edu at mengshoe> at SMTPLINK
Date:    4/2/97 12:50 PM


> Has anyone ported the ACLW Editi interface for Win-Emacs to Gnu Emacs
> 19.34.1? I find Win-Emacs 1.5 to be too outdated and too unstable on NT 
> 4.0 to use.
     
If such a port exists, I'd certainly be interested in learning about it 
too ... 
     
That said, I'm currently using Win-Emacs with Allegro under NT 4.0, 
and stability (of WIn-Emacs) is not a big problem.  Intuitively, 
I'd agree on the outdated part, since GNU Emacs is more standard 
and seems to be more up-to-date, but what does this really boil down to? 
That is what can you do in GNU EMacs that you can't do in Win-Emacs? 
     
If there are convincing points, it might be easier to talk people into 
helping with a port of ACLW Editi from Win-Emacs to GNU Emacs. 
     
Bye, 
     
Ole J. 
     
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