I actually registered this program when it was still shareware. qedit
version 3.0C was the last version of qedit, then they went to TSE. When
I registered, I asked if 3.0c was still possible to register, because I
preferred that version. They told me no, and gave my registration for
tse instead, but since it behaved almost exactly like qedit, I soon came
to like it just as much, so overall, I didn't mind the switch. Great
editor though, glad to see it being released. Going to have to grab a
copy.
Thanks for pointing out this one.
On 10/20/2022 6:47 PM, joseph.nor...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi listers:
If any of you remember Qedit, or its big brother TSE (the Semware
Editor), you may be interested to know that TSE if released as freeware.
You can download a copy at www.semware.com <http://www.semware.com>.
Though the Windows version is prominently displayed, you’ll also see
the DOS version can be downloaded as well.
Here’s a link to the DOS version:
https://semware.com/files/tse-pro-install/tse250e.zip
The file should be unzipped at the root of your DOS system with
directory structure preserved (pkunzip -d tse250e.zip). Unzip does
this automatically. You’ll have a directory called TSE250E which you
might want to rename to TSE.
Note that, this is the version from 1997, and it hasn’t been updated
in a while. Jemex may have problems with it, but, not sure which
program is at fault.
Now that the program can be downloaded, testing may be possible to
determine this.
Cheers.
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