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   @0A@This option is used to select which type of editor you wish to use as a
   default when entering and replying to messages.  You have several choices
   available allowing for customization to meet your specific needs.  When
   selecting this option, you're presented with the following prompt:

        @0E@Current editor setting: @0B@No default

        @0E@[@0F@L@0E@]ine editor        :  @0B@use a standard line-by-line editor.
        @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]ull screen editor :  @0B@use an ANSI driven editor.
        @0E@[@0F@S@0E@]elect each time   :  @0B@decide on editor before each use.

        @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp with selection.

        Default editor mode? [ ]

   @0A@Each type of editor has it's own set of requirements and thus must be
   chosen carefully.  Below is an brief explanation of each type.

   @0E@[@0F@L@0E@]ine editor -
        @0A@This is a common type of message editor requiring the caller to
        enter in information one line at a time.  The primary disadvantage
        to this is editing.  For editing changes to be made, you must enter
        in the word to be corrected followed by the correct spelling.  This
        can be time consuming at best.  Only the Delete key and Backspace
        keys are active.  Use of the cursor keys will cause unpredictable
        and undesirable results.

   @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]ull screen editor -
        @0A@The full-screen editor supports several cursor movement commands
        generated by different communication programs.  Cursor positioning
        using ANSI terminal emulation as well as standard [ESC]ape commands
        are interpreted properly.  If you find that your communication
        program is not operating properly when in the full-screen editor,
        you may need to activate ANSI terminal emulation mode.  In addition,
        some communications programs will require you to be in DOORWAY mode
        for all the functions of the full screen editor to perform properly.

   @0E@[@0F@S@0E@]elect each time -
        @0A@Allows the option of being able to choose which editor you would like
        to use prior to actually editing or replying to a message.  This
        option is often useful if you call the BBS from various machines that
        are configured differently, say from the office and also when calling
        from home.

   @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp with selection -
        @0A@Displays this Help screen.

   Presently, the message bases will not support ANSI control codes for
   displaying color, music and special system code information.  Both types
   of message editors will automatically strip any "special" control
   characters preventing them from being saved into the message.


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