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> WYSIWYG vs. Non-WYSIWYG is surely NOT the choice between using a DTP
> package using styles based purely on formatting vs. using a text
editor
> and hand coding element tags. I mean, come on! Those that have
succumbed
> to participating in this argument are either simply being contrary or
they
> have severe logic and perception problems. (IMO)
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Sorry. I never meant to imply using Emacs for all writing. I use Epic
Editor myself, but I don't make any attempt to make it any more WYSIWYG
than it is out of the box and I leave it in "tags on" mode. Drag and
drop is a good thing.
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