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See if you can talk your boss into buying a copy of SPF/2. Even one seat in a shop can be pretty useful when you’re up against it. All the ISPF functions are available. (Macros are now written in C or C# rather than REXX.)
I once saw a guy go to the SPF/2 web site and download a trial copy (did not permit edit, just browse) to identify a problerm similar to yours. I do not know whether they still allow folks to do that.
PC and UNIX editors always seem to be twenty or thirty years behind ISPF.
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Wow, there’s a case of YMMV.
For me, SPF/2 was always joke compared to PC and Unix text editors. I used to cringe every time I was condemned to using it. I just downloaded a demo of SPF/SE 6.0, and it’s still a joke. Unless you have a compelling need to edit a file natively in EBCIDIC on a PC, I can’t imagine wanting to use it for anything other than torture.