Re: Xemacs

[karlheg@cathcart.sysc.pdx.edu (Karl M. Hegbloom)]

>>>>> "Timothy" == Timothy Hospedales <timothy@smasher.rs.itd.umich.edu> writes:

    Timothy> So can anyone point me to any online tutorial/manual type
    Timothy> resources which are more comprehensive than the included
    Timothy> tutorial (from help menu) which doesnt even scratch the
    Timothy> surface?

 There's a Debian package of the `Introduction to Emacs Lisp' that's
 worth downloading and reading.

 Some useful commands are `f1 a' (apropos) `f1 f', (describe function)
 `f1 v' (describe variable), `f1 w' (where is...), and `f1 k' (what
 does this key do?).  If you install the supportel package, you can
 also do `M-x find-function' or `M-x find-library' to jump to the
 source.

 The source to modes is often a good way to learn what the keybindings
 are...  though `f1 m' (describe mode) and `f1 i' are usually quite
 adequate.