The following people have helped with the development of FreeDOS Editor: Dr. Dobb's Journal: Originally wrote the application, D-Flat, which Edit is based on. Shaun Raven: Fixed many bugs from D-Flat and made it more stable. Joe Cosentino: Fixed more bugs, changed the user interface around, added additional features. Maintainer of EDIT 0.6 and EDIT 0.8 / 0.81 / 0.82 ... series: The 0.6x and 0.7x (x being any letter) series is Eric's spin-off. Eric Auer: Fixed many bugs including the file handling bugs and the AltGr bug. Removed irq handlers (timer, keyboard) from EDIT (0.6b, 0.6c respectively). Expanding tabs on load and tabs-as-char mode added (0.6d). Fixed shift-bs crash and drive selection, removed pTab/sTab (0.6e). Plain BIOS support for ctrl-ins, alt-backspace in 0.7, as well as ^P+char handling and time seconds display. Updates and bugfixes for 0.7a and 0.7b: Fixed tabs-as- chars loading, introduced viewer mode... Updates and bugfixes for 0.7c: swapped selection end handling, cursor range checking, improved "try again" save dialog, nonblinking clock, ctrl-f and alt-digit shortcuts (find, go to window 1..9), static window list order, int 2a.84 idle calls, ASCII table... Updates for 0.7d: upcase/downcase block, count lines words and bytes in block. Jeremy Davis: Added the Control+Break Handler, added additional video functions. Patric Rufflar: Made EDIT self-contained again by collecting all the library source files and fixed some bugs (AltGr, 0.6+). Aitor Santamaria: D-Flat is taken out as standalone libraries, as FreeDOS D-Flat+, which are compiled and distributed separatedly as TUI creation libraries. Some minor bugs fixed. EDIT 0.9 series, based on DFlat+.