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> Please do this!  Pico is probably Unix's easiest editor to use, and also 
I prefer to think joe is Unix's easiest editor to use (for someone
having no prior knowledge).  Otherwise any editor if you know
how to use it is easy.  Joe's default command set is wordstar, but
it has a emacs command set also.