This directory contain a TECO written by Nelson Beebe to run within the
Epsilon editor under MS-DOS on IBM PCs.  Epsilon is a Emacs-like editor
for MS-DOS.  To get Epsilon ($195.00 as of July 1990), contact:

	Lugaru Software Ltd.
	5843 Forbes Avenue
	Pittsburgh, PA  15217

	Order hotline: (412) 421-5911
	Fax: (412) 421-6371

I got the files by anonymous ftp from science.utah.edu on 28-Jun-1990.
Here's part of the letter Nelson sent me about it:

>You can grab from science.utah.edu the file
>   PS:<ANONYMOUS>
> TECO-IN-EEL.TAR.1;P777752 505 1034240(8) 28-Jun-90 14:18:01
>
>Use tenex mode, NOT binary.  The teco.arc file embedded in
>it has the EEL code, and the remaining files are the
>documentation.  I've updated my address on the cover page
>(teco.ltx), but otherwise, the files have not been touched
>since early 1986 (sigh... I had such great plans).  
>
>The manual is in PostScript form in teco.ps; it is 87 pages
>long, and is set to print from front to back (i.e. Apple
>LaserWriter II); on some older PostScript printers, it will
>come out in reverse page order.  Pages are not independent,
>because they hold downloaded fonts, so they cannot be
>reordered.

The manual is in LaTeX form,  with the PostScript form for
people who might have a PostScript printer but not LaTeX.

Pete Siemsen, 28-Jun-1990