No, I didn't use Sidekick very much. I did of course also register Qedit and it came with a TSR version which I didn't really use much. I guess it was either too slow (always needed more memory) or didn't get into the groove of the way I worked.

Those were the days!!!

>I cant tell you how much I agree with you Qedit was the best, opened multi windows . copy and paste between floating windows. (all in dos) I even spent hours setting up custom keystrokes to write our fox code for me in it.. Then I configured it so it was the default memo editor in my application, running inside fox..
>yop are so right. highlight column of text, would be very very helpful sometimes now....
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>ps.. you ever do editing of code with side kick. - shift-shift and you have an editor. ctrl-k-s saved. and then do myprg shift shift and fix. back in those days, fingers never left the keyboard.
>Bob Lee
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>>I still miss my Qedit because I could highlight a column of text. I guess with Windows it is harder to code such a feature.