Re: Starting using octave

[taltman]

On Dec 2, 2003 at 1:03am, acoohdb wrote:

acoohd >The simple minded way would be a start.bat that loads notebook and a

Wait, didn't you just say the other day that you're the kinda guy that
likes "full control" ? Using "Notepad" for text-editing is like kiddie-bike 
training
wheels. You should really look into using a syntax/indentation -aware
editor ( that does debugging, font-highlighting, etc. ). The top two
that I'd recommend are Emacs and "vi".

Just my $0.02,

~Tomer



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