Spf/pc

[Rapier]

I'm desperate to get a copy.


Mike

[mokopuna]

If spf means personal firewall, you can get a copy from this site
http://www.pcanswers.co.uk/
Click on "downloads" and go to page 6.

[Rapier]

SPF was the IBM mainframe "WORD". It was used by programmers as naturally as a first language. SPF/PC was of course a PC version.

It allowed you to modify documents, on the fly, much faster, easier and more completely than todays Word Perfect, MS Word and email text editors.


Mike

[locustfurnace]

if it is a full screen text editor. try VI or any of the other modified version. there might even be a EMACS DOS version.

[GeorgiaRebel]

Kids! They think whatever the latest whiz bang *nix editor around has to be better than anything that was built on big iron. ISPF was (and is) one of the best IDE environments around - period. The only editor I ever found that was better was XEDIT under CMS.

[locustfurnace]

They think whatever the latest whiz bang *nix editor...

I would not call Vi, the "latest" *nix editor. Considering that it was written in 1976.

[Paulnash]

I'm desperate to get a copy.


Mike

There is a copy on sale on eBay.co.UK in full original boxed condition with manuals etc. May 2007

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