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-.\"    @(#)ae1 5.1 (Berkeley) %G%
+.\"    @(#)ae1 6.1 (Berkeley) %G%

 .\"
 .NH
 INTRODUCTION
 .\"
 .NH
 INTRODUCTION


@@ -12,19 +12,36 @@ make the most effective use of them.
 In particular, people who are not computer specialists _
 typists, secretaries, casual users _
 often use the system less effectively than they might.
 In particular, people who are not computer specialists _
 typists, secretaries, casual users _
 often use the system less effectively than they might.

+(There is a good argument that new users would better use their time
+learning a display editor, like 
+.ul
+vi,
+or perhaps a version of
+.ul
+emacs,
+like
+.ul
+jove,
+rather than an editor as ignorant of display terminals as 
+.ul
+ed.)

 .PP
 This document is intended as a sequel to
 .ul
 A Tutorial Introduction to the UNIX Text Editor
 [1],
 .PP
 This document is intended as a sequel to
 .ul
 A Tutorial Introduction to the UNIX Text Editor
 [1],

-providing explanations and examples of how to edit with less effort.
+providing explanations and examples of how to edit using
+.ul
+ed
+with less effort.

 (You should also be familiar with the material in
 .ul
 UNIX For Beginners
 [2].)
 Further information on all commands discussed here can be found in
 (You should also be familiar with the material in
 .ul
 UNIX For Beginners
 [2].)
 Further information on all commands discussed here can be found in

+section 1 of the 

 .ul
 .ul

-The UNIX Programmer's Manual
+The UNIX User's Manual

 [3].
 .PP
 Examples are based on observations
 [3].
 .PP
 Examples are based on observations