Author: Christopher A. Kryzan, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL

Operating System: EDU-30

Source Language: BASIC

Memory Required: 4K

Abstract: Text-editing and word processing facilities are welcome and desired on all computer systems, including small systems with only one available compiler at one time period. In order to provide editing capabilities on even these small systems, EDITOR was created. BASIC was seen as one of the most abundant system languages in use on small high-school systems, and thus EDITOR was designed in the BASIC language. Text-editing capabilities similar to standard DEC editors and a character capacity of up to 6600 characters serve to enhance EDITOR's attractiveness.

Media Price Code: D6, G7

Catalog: August 1978