Thanks for your hint. I tried the editor. It is very simple, but it 
works. Never mind that
context menus are for the japanese version of Windows but otherwise the 
functionality
is basic and as one would expect. One can do simple things...
 
I doubt though, that this environment will impress my students  - let 
alone make them believe
that ML is more than a game for nerds. A few years ago I used Clean in 
the same course I
am teaching now. What a nice system. Take a look at  
http://www.cs.kun.nl/~clean/

H.Peter Gumm

Yamagata Yoriyuki wrote:

>I have not used it, but there is an editor for SML and OCaml on
>Windows called MLEdit.
>
>http://www5a.biglobe.ne.jp/~sasagawa/MLEdit/english/home.html
>--
>Yamagata Yoriyuki
>  
>


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