FW: See what's coming in 2010, UE for Mac update,

> From: UltraEdit Update Notice > > Welcome to the December edition of IDM Highlights. > Click here to view the latest issue of IDM Highlights online. http://www.ultraedit.com/Newsletters/dec09/index.html > This issue of Highlights includes the following: > Latest Releases/Complimentary Upgrade Notices: > *> Pre-Announcing UltraCompare v7.00 > Featured Posts: > * How "A Christmas Story" Continues to Change the World > * In Technology, a lot Happens in a Year... What's Coming in 2010? > * UltraEdit for Mac - What's Happening? > * Community Survey Results are Here! > End of Year Customer Appreciation Specials: > * Save 25% on UltraCompare > * Save 50% on UltraCompare when you upgrade to the bundle > * Save 40% on UEStudio > * Save 40% on UEx - Intro pricing ends soon > We hope that you enjoy this edition of IDM Highlights - > your user community link to complimentary upgrades, > latest releases, power tips, announcements, specials, > and other items of user community interest. > Best wishes, -Ian and Team

On Dec 17, 5:45=A0pm, r...@CDC.GOV ("Fehd, Ronald J. (CDC/CCHIS/NCPHI)") wrote: > > From: UltraEdit Update Notice > > > Welcome to the December edition of IDM Highlights. > > Click here to view the latest issue of IDM Highlights online. > > http://www.ultraedit.com/Newsletters/dec09/index.html > > > > > This issue of Highlights includes the following: > > Latest Releases/Complimentary Upgrade Notices: > > *> Pre-Announcing UltraCompare v7.00 > > Featured Posts: > > * How "A Christmas Story" Continues to Change the World > > * In Technology, a lot Happens in a Year... What's Coming in 2010? > > * UltraEdit for Mac - What's Happening? > > * Community Survey Results are Here! > > End of Year Customer Appreciation Specials: > > * Save 25% on UltraCompare > > * Save 50% on UltraCompare when you upgrade to the bundle > > * Save 40% on UEStudio > > * Save 40% on UEx - Intro pricing ends soon > > We hope that you enjoy this edition of IDM Highlights - > > your user community link to complimentary upgrades, > > latest releases, power tips, announcements, specials, > > and other items of user community interest. > > Best wishes, -Ian and Team Hi Ron, Having experimented with Ultraedit, VI, Emacs, Zeus, nedit, kedit and other ISPF like editors, I feel Ultraedit is by far the best. 1. The integration between windows client and say unix server is excellent for batch submissions 2. For the beginner is eliminates the issue of 'dirty interactive environments' and makes a clean batch submissions this is both the strength and weakness of Ultaedit. 3. The file compare is without competition. 4. It supports tcpip and ssh. 5.. However for advanced users who can write SAS scripts and know how to use the command line, not the command bar in EE, disolay manager blows away Ultraedit. 6. IT shops prefer users use Ultraedit.

And some people may use a combination- I tend to copy programs from Ultra Edit into the SAS display manager because then I get the colors I'm used to on the PC and all the editing tools, then copy the finished program back to Ultra Edit to transfer back to UNIX to run a UNIX job. -Mary --- xlr82sas@AOL.COM wrote: From: xlr82sas <xlr82sas@AOL.COM> To: SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU Subject: Re: FW: See what's coming in 2010, UE for Mac update, Date: Sat, 19 Dec 2009 09:04:35 -0800 On Dec 17, 5:45 pm, r...@CDC.GOV ("Fehd, Ronald J. (CDC/CCHIS/NCPHI)") wrote: > > From: UltraEdit Update Notice > > > Welcome to the December edition of IDM Highlights. > > Click here to view the latest issue of IDM Highlights online. > > http://www.ultraedit.com/Newsletters/dec09/index.html > > > > > This issue of Highlights includes the following: > > Latest Releases/Complimentary Upgrade Notices: > > *> Pre-Announcing UltraCompare v7.00 > > Featured Posts: > > * How "A Christmas Story" Continues to Change the World > > * In Technology, a lot Happens in a Year... What's Coming in 2010? > > * UltraEdit for Mac - What's Happening? > > * Community Survey Results are Here! > > End of Year Customer Appreciation Specials: > > * Save 25% on UltraCompare > > * Save 50% on UltraCompare when you upgrade to the bundle > > * Save 40% on UEStudio > > * Save 40% on UEx - Intro pricing ends soon > > We hope that you enjoy this edition of IDM Highlights - > > your user community link to complimentary upgrades, > > latest releases, power tips, announcements, specials, > > and other items of user community interest. > > Best wishes, -Ian and Team Hi Ron, Having experimented with Ultraedit, VI, Emacs, Zeus, nedit, kedit and other ISPF like editors, I feel Ultraedit is by far the best. 1. The integration between windows client and say unix server is excellent for batch submissions 2. For the beginner is eliminates the issue of 'dirty interactive environments' and makes a clean batch submissions this is both the strength and weakness of Ultaedit. 3. The file compare is without competition. 4. It supports tcpip and ssh. 5.. However for advanced users who can write SAS scripts and know how to use the command line, not the command bar in EE, disolay manager blows away Ultraedit. 6. IT shops prefer users use Ultraedit.

+1 for using UltraEdit. I just upgraded a pair of licenses over the weekend for both Windows and Linux. The Linux version works remarkably well but I do have one complaint. Scrolling through a large SAS program file tends to be slow. This is especially true when I'm using syntax highlighting with the SAS Wordfile. Philip Rack MineQuest, LLC SAS & WPS Consulting and WPS Reseller Tel: (614) 457-3714 Web: www.MineQuest.com Blog: www.MineQuest.com/WordPress -----Original Message----- From: SAS(r) Discussion [mailto:SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU] On Behalf Of xlr82sas Sent: Saturday, December 19, 2009 12:05 PM To: SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU Subject: Re: FW: See what's coming in 2010, UE for Mac update, On Dec 17, 5:45 pm, r...@CDC.GOV ("Fehd, Ronald J. (CDC/CCHIS/NCPHI)") wrote: > > From: UltraEdit Update Notice > > > Welcome to the December edition of IDM Highlights. > > Click here to view the latest issue of IDM Highlights online. > > http://www.ultraedit.com/Newsletters/dec09/index.html > > > > > This issue of Highlights includes the following: > > Latest Releases/Complimentary Upgrade Notices: > > *> Pre-Announcing UltraCompare v7.00 > > Featured Posts: > > * How "A Christmas Story" Continues to Change the World > > * In Technology, a lot Happens in a Year... What's Coming in 2010? > > * UltraEdit for Mac - What's Happening? > > * Community Survey Results are Here! > > End of Year Customer Appreciation Specials: > > * Save 25% on UltraCompare > > * Save 50% on UltraCompare when you upgrade to the bundle > > * Save 40% on UEStudio > > * Save 40% on UEx - Intro pricing ends soon > > We hope that you enjoy this edition of IDM Highlights - > > your user community link to complimentary upgrades, > > latest releases, power tips, announcements, specials, > > and other items of user community interest. > > Best wishes, -Ian and Team Hi Ron, Having experimented with Ultraedit, VI, Emacs, Zeus, nedit, kedit and other ISPF like editors, I feel Ultraedit is by far the best. 1. The integration between windows client and say unix server is excellent for batch submissions 2. For the beginner is eliminates the issue of 'dirty interactive environments' and makes a clean batch submissions this is both the strength and weakness of Ultaedit. 3. The file compare is without competition. 4. It supports tcpip and ssh. 5.. However for advanced users who can write SAS scripts and know how to use the command line, not the command bar in EE, disolay manager blows away Ultraedit. 6. IT shops prefer users use Ultraedit.

Mary Didn't you realize that you can both get colored syntax and run sas jobs on unix by using emacs + ess? On Mon, Dec 21, 2009 at 11:03 AM, Mary <mlhoward@avalon.net> wrote: > And some people may use a combination- I tend to copy programs from Ultra > Edit into the SAS display manager because then I get the colors I'm used to > on the PC and all the editing tools, then copy the finished program back to > Ultra Edit to transfer back to UNIX to run a UNIX job. > > -Mary > > --- xlr82sas@AOL.COM wrote: > > From: xlr82sas <xlr82sas@AOL.COM> > To: SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU > Subject: Re: FW: See what's coming in 2010, UE for Mac update, > Date: Sat, 19 Dec 2009 09:04:35 -0800 > > On Dec 17, 5:45 pm, r...@CDC.GOV ("Fehd, Ronald J. (CDC/CCHIS/NCPHI)") > wrote: > > > From: UltraEdit Update Notice > > > > > Welcome to the December edition of IDM Highlights. > > > Click here to view the latest issue of IDM Highlights online. > > > > http://www.ultraedit.com/Newsletters/dec09/index.html > > > > > > > > > This issue of Highlights includes the following: > > > Latest Releases/Complimentary Upgrade Notices: > > > *> Pre-Announcing UltraCompare v7.00 > > > Featured Posts: > > > * How "A Christmas Story" Continues to Change the World > > > * In Technology, a lot Happens in a Year... What's Coming in 2010? > > > * UltraEdit for Mac - What's Happening? > > > * Community Survey Results are Here! > > > End of Year Customer Appreciation Specials: > > > * Save 25% on UltraCompare > > > * Save 50% on UltraCompare when you upgrade to the bundle > > > * Save 40% on UEStudio > > > * Save 40% on UEx - Intro pricing ends soon > > > We hope that you enjoy this edition of IDM Highlights - > > > your user community link to complimentary upgrades, > > > latest releases, power tips, announcements, specials, > > > and other items of user community interest. > > > Best wishes, -Ian and Team > > Hi Ron, > > Having experimented with Ultraedit, VI, Emacs, Zeus, nedit, kedit > and other ISPF like editors, I feel Ultraedit is by far the best. > > 1. The integration between windows client and say unix server is > excellent for batch submissions > 2. For the beginner is eliminates the issue of 'dirty interactive > environments' and makes a clean batch submissions this is both the > strength and weakness of Ultaedit. > 3. The file compare is without competition. > 4. It supports tcpip and ssh. > 5.. However for advanced users who can write SAS scripts and know how > to use the command line, not the command bar in EE, disolay manager > blows away Ultraedit. > 6. IT shops prefer users use Ultraedit. > -- ============================== WenSui Liu Blog : statcompute.spaces.live.com Tough Times Never Last. But Tough People Do. - Robert Schuller ==============================

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