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\subsubsection*{\bf aXe}

\begin{itemize}
 \item {\bf Name:} aXe 3.1  

 \item {\bf Location:} /usr/local/bin/axe  (/usr/local/lib/X11/aXe)

 \item {\bf Type:} ASCII-Text editor

 \item {\bf Characterization:} % A short description of what the sw-p
                           % does (no longer than 50 words).
   aXe is a text editor for program source code or LaTeX input or simple text
   files. It is NOT a WYSIWYG editor.
   aXe features multiple windows, multiple buffers per window, a file selection
   box, a so called ``mini-buffer'' which allows to call external commands.
   It allows cut and paste, and has many functions selectable from menus.

 \item {\bf Functions:}     % Description of the main features of the 
                        % sw-p.
                        % This should include the following subtopics:
       \begin{itemize}
        \item {Invocation:}  {\tt axe} % How to start the sw-p.
        \item {Termination:} There's a Quit button. % How to leave the sw-p.
        \item {Help:}        There's a help menu with the sub-topics General
Help, Key Bindings, Customization, Information about Popups. % How to get help.
        \item {Example:}     {\tt } % An Example of a typical session with the usage
                                    % of some important features.
        \item {Other important functions:}  {\tt } % A list of important functions.
It is possible to go to a line with a specific number.
       \end{itemize}

 \item {\bf Installation:}  % Which environment vars have to be set, etc.
Runs only under X Windows.

 \item {\bf Manuals:}       % Name, location and version of the manuals for this
                            % sw-p.
{\tt man axe}, but this mostly refers to the Help menu.
 
\end{itemize}

