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In article <Pine.A32.3.90.940923085822.42373F-100000@swim5.eng.sematech.org>
           goochb@swim5.eng.sematech.org "William D. Gooch" writes:

> They have.  AutoCAD, InterLeaf, EMACS, and others...

Less than 10 years ago, I read that there were about 700 apps written
in AutoCAD. I've even seen a book about it sitting on a shelf in a book
shop, beside books on other apps. I'd call that "mainstream", even if
it's a little specialised.

The original syntax for the programming language in the Brief text
editor was "Lisp"-like. Today, it looks "C"-like, but I think the
old syntax may still be supported.

Martin Rodgers
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It's a world we've made - Incubus	
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