a brown mouse drawn as an outline with a red circle
around it and a red back slash behind it meaning that one
does not need to use a mouse if one uses the atchange
program.

How atchange was developed and how it works

The three articles about atchange were written by Jeffrey Haemer and Jeffrey Copeland.

First article: Software Voyeurs column in RS/Magazine (now defunct), March (number 3) volume 5, 1996.
Second article: Software Voyeurs column in RS/Magazine (now defunct), April (number 4), volume 5, 1996.
Third article: "We Use vi to Edit Web Pages: How to turn vi into a WYSIWYG HTML editor" in SunExpert Magazine (now defunct), May 1997, pages 90-94.
- PDF in Jeff Copeland's pages
- PDF from this website

Other fun and educational articles by the Jeffreys are available at their web site.

Further information about atchange is on the atchange page.

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Schneider Lab.
origin: 1997 January 7
updated: 2017 Mar 06
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