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* george donnelly <list@zettai.net> [2003-08-01 18:30]:
> i guess i'm looking for something with decent features but that will not use
> up a lot of RAM or processor.

not wishing to start an 'editor war' but this sounds like an ideal 
opportunity to learn vi, or better - vim, and take the time to make a 
really nice .vimrc - google for some good examples. :)

cheers, 
/loz.