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  3. March 2006

Re: Text Editor

>
> And, it can decipher EBCDIC!  Who else but a bunch of OS/400 geeks would
> want that?


Mainframers.

There is also a VERY good file viewer I highly recommend at
www.fileviewer.com and while it isn't free, it is close enough and worth
much more than its nominal cost.  It also does EBCDIC and lets you set
arbitrary record lengths (for when viewing undelimited EBCDIC data, for
example), lets you override the EBCDIC to ASCII translation, setup grid
lines based on the file, perform regex searches (across multiple files) and
more options than you'd believe for a file viewer.

Doug

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