QEDIT/UX Version 4.4
                               Change Notice


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   Introducing Qedit/UX Version 4.4


               *  Highlights
               *  Compatibility
               *  Known Problems
               *  CPU Serial Number (uname)
               *  Documentation
               *  Documentation in WinHelp format


          Qedit/UX is a full-screen editor for programmers of HP-UX  systems
          (workstations  and  minicomputers).   Qedit  is a development home
          base that is fast and efficient.  Our goal  is  to  provide  every
          facility  that a programmer might need, so that he or she can stay
          in Qedit all day.  Every year we update Qedit with a number of new
          features and fixes requested by users.  In this change notice, you
          will find a description of Qedit's new features  and  how  to  use
          them,  a  list  of  other  changes,  as well as detailed steps for
          installation.  Qedit is also available  for  MPE,  with  virtually
          identical features.  Contact us if you are interested.


   Highlights in Version 4.4

          *  ADD  position  string  creates  a  line  with a string after an
             indicated position.

          *  Qedit renumbers existing lines to make room for new  lines,  if
             you have not done Set Vis Renum Off.

          *  Qedit Help files now come in Windows WinHelp format.

          *  Set  Terms  Columns  nnn  adjusts  the  display  width  of your
             terminal.


   Browse Mode

          *  Text file,Browse copies a file into Qedit, but will not let you
             modify it.

          *  Open  file,Browse also opens a Qedit workfile, but prevents you
             from editing it.

          *  Browse mode protects you from making  unplanned  changes  to  a
             file and does not update the Mod-Date of the file.


   Edit Several Files at Once

          *  Qedit can supply up to eight extra scratch files.

          *  Do  Text filename,New or TJ filename to create an extra scratch
             file for a file you are Texting.

          *  The New command without parameters  creates  an  extra  scratch
             file  for  a  new  document  that does not yet have anything to
             Text.


   Improvements to the Open Command

          *  Set Open Defer On enables "deferred write access" in  the  Open
             command.

          *  Open filename,Defer and Open filename,Nodefer override Set Open
             Defer.

          *  Verify Open shows you the nine most recently Opened files.

          *  Open? lets you select which of the  recently  opened  files  to
             Open.

          *  Open  *-1,  *-2, and so on, opens the recently accessed file of
             your choice.

          *  When you do an Open command from the Home line in  Screen  mode
             or  from  the  Next command? prompt, Qedit immediately displays
             the current screen of the new file.


   Screen Mode Improvements

          *  Reflection for Windows 5.0 now supports up to 512 columns.

          *  Set Vis Buf increases or  decreases  the  size  of  the  screen
             buffer.



   Compatibility

          Qedit/UX is compatible with HP-UX 8.0 and 9.0.

          We  have  made  a  few  changes that are incompatible with earlier
          versions of Qedit/UX.


   Now Assume You Don't Have a Type Ahead Engine

          To make Qedit Screen mode work with Telamon's Type  Ahead  Engine,
          you  must  now  do  Set  Vis Tae On (the default is now Off).  The
          default in Qedit used to be Set Vis Tae On, which meant that Qedit
          assumed  you  had  a  Telamon TAE.  Set Vis Tae On causes Qedit to
          send ^A "V" on entry to Screen mode and  ^A  "A"  on  exit.   Some
          non-TAE users saw the "V" or "A" on their screens.  The default is
          now Off, since many users have terminal emulators with type  ahead
          capability.


   Automatic Renumber

          In  the Add command Qedit now automatically renumbers to make room
          for lines, unless Set Vis Renum is Off.  In the past  Qedit  would
          generate  an  error if there were not enough line numbers.  If you
          need the old logic in some batch job  or  command  file,  you  can
          disable automatic renumber by doing set vis renum off.


   CPU Serial Number (uname)

          This  program will only run on the CPU serial numbers for which it
          has been encoded (the "uname" on HP-UX).  If it fails to  run  and
          you  see  an  "invalid  HPSUSAN"  error  message, call Robelle for
          assistance.


   Known Problems

          None.


   Documentation

          Extra printed copies of the  Qedit  user  manual  can  be  ordered
          directly  from  Robelle  or one of its distributors.  A version of
          the revised user  manual  is  available  in  the  Help  file.   It
          contains information on all new Qedit features.


   Documentation in WinHelp Format

          The  Qedit  for  HP-UX  and  Qedit  for  MPE  user manuals are now
          available in the popular Microsoft Windows WinHelp file format.  A
          self-extracting  file  with all Help files and a Setup program has
          been included on your tape.  Use the installation instructions  to
          install the WinHelp files on your PC.