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> This is version 1.0 of the gedit manual.
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> © 1998, 1999, 2000 by <SPAN
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>Alex Roberts and Evan Lawrence</SPAN
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> © 2000 by <SPAN
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>Eric Baudais (Documentation Author)</SPAN
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> is a light-weight text editor. It has
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all the basic features you come to expect from a simple text editor, but
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> has a native graphic user interface (GUI).
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> also has command line arguments available to
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users to quickly and easily view and edit files from a <SPAN
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> is an easy to use text editor with
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utilizing the powerful capabilities of the <SPAN
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> has a verastile plug-in architecture to extend its
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capablilties. This allows you to perform functions you don't normally except from a text
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editor, such as piping the outputing of a shell command to the screen.
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The plug-in architecture also lets you email people,
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browse the internet, or produce a <B
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> provides a variety of ways to accomplish all your
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text editing needs. <SPAN
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> has the traditional menu,
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with all the commands, tools, and options. It also has a toolbar, where the commands
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you use most often will be found. You can also place the menu and the toolbar anywhere on
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the desktop you choose, for quick access. <SPAN
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>. You need to click the right mouse button
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to access the menu. Inside you'll see the common editing commands you use the most.
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give you the quickest and easiest access to <SPAN
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