Does anyone know of an editor that'll work with Synchronet (16 bit dos
will do). I've had a user talking about it in jest but wondered if
there's something out there?
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Re: Message editor with Wordstar like bindings
By: nelgin to DOVE-Net.Synchronet_Discussion on Mon Jun 08 2026 09:10 pm

Does anyone know of an editor that'll work with Synchronet
(16 bit dos will do). I've had a user talking about it in jest but
wondered if there's something out there?

of course there are external editors that work with synchronet, binky.


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On 2026 Jun 08 21:49:12, you wrote to nelgin:

Does anyone know of an editor that'll work with Synchronet
(16 bit dos will do). I've had a user talking about it in jest but
wondered if there's something out there?

of course there are external editors that work with synchronet, binky.

maybe read the subject line, eh?

maybe leave the snark and childish name calling elsewhere, too... i mean...

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nelgin wrote to DOVE-Net.Synchronet_Discussion <=-

Does anyone know of an editor that'll work with Synchronet (16 bit dos will do). I've had a user talking about it in jest but wondered if
there's something out there?

The 'joe' editor in Linux uses Wordstar style commands.



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On 2026 Jun 09 08:28:00, you wrote to nelgin:

Does anyone know of an editor that'll work with Synchronet (16 bit dos
will do). I've had a user talking about it in jest but wondered if
there's something out there?

The 'joe' editor in Linux uses Wordstar style commands.

can it be configured for BBS users to use without allowing access to files they should not have access to?

)\/(ark

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mark lewis wrote to Gamgee <=-

On 2026 Jun 09 08:28:00, you wrote to nelgin:

Does anyone know of an editor that'll work with Synchronet (16 bit dos
will do). I've had a user talking about it in jest but wondered if
there's something out there?

The 'joe' editor in Linux uses Wordstar style commands.

can it be configured for BBS users to use without allowing access to
files they should not have access to?

Good question, and one that I do not know the answer to. Would have to restrict it to only being used for message drafting, or whatever.
Hopefully somebody knows more and will jump in here.



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On Tue, 9 Jun 2026 14:56:57 -0500
"Gamgee" (VERT/PALANTIR) <VERT/PALANTIR!Gamgee@endofthelinebbs.com>
wrote:

mark lewis wrote to Gamgee <=-

On 2026 Jun 09 08:28:00, you wrote to nelgin:

Does anyone know of an editor that'll work with Synchronet (16
bit dos will do). I've had a user talking about it in jest but
wondered if there's something out there?

The 'joe' editor in Linux uses Wordstar style commands.

can it be configured for BBS users to use without allowing
access to files they should not have access to?

Good question, and one that I do not know the answer to. Would have
to restrict it to only being used for message drafting, or whatever. Hopefully somebody knows more and will jump in here.

There is rjoe

Cannot use the -rc option to load custom configurations

Cannot edit any files other than those specified on the command line

Cannot use internal menus to browse or open new files

Cannot use "Save As" to write data to alternative paths

Cannot use shell escapes (^K Z) to drop back to the terminal

Cannot spawn external sub-shells from inside the editor

Cannot pipe text into external shell commands or filters

Cannot run inline shell inclusions during initialization
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Re: Message editor with Wordstar like bindings
By: mark lewis to MRO on Tue Jun 09 2026 05:53 am

On 2026 Jun 08 21:49:12, you wrote to nelgin:

Does anyone know of an editor that'll work with Synchronet (16 bit dos
will do). I've had a user talking about it in jest but wondered if there's
something out there?

of course there are external editors that work with synchronet, binky.

maybe read the subject line, eh?

This is fucking dovenet. 99% of the time the subject line doesn't pertain
to what the msg body says. why didn't binky put it in the msg body?

maybe leave the snark and childish name calling elsewhere, too... i mean...

fuck off, get off nelgin's dick. shouldnt you be flooding a msg network with your gateway?

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Re: Message editor with Wordstar like bindings
By: mark lewis to Gamgee on Tue Jun 09 2026 02:20 pm

On 2026 Jun 09 08:28:00, you wrote to nelgin:

Does anyone know of an editor that'll work with

Synchronet (16 bit dos

will do). I've had a user talking about it in jest but

wondered if

there's something out there?

The 'joe' editor in Linux uses Wordstar style commands.

can it be configured for BBS users to use without allowing access
to files they should not have access to?

)\/(ark

are you the guy that binky was asking for?
go on vert and look through the msg editors in the file base.

furthermore someone can take fsedit and change it around.


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