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From: fender@fig.ucsb.edu (Chen, John Yun-kuang)
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Subject: Re: Beginner EMACS
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Date: 15 Oct 89 21:10:59 GMT
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In-reply-to: jr@BBN.COM's message of 15 Oct 89 02:30:57 GMT

In article <20011.624421857@bbn.com> jr@BBN.COM (John Robinson) writes:


   > Also, don't forget the things that make GNU Emacs fun (and make its
   > opponents groan).  Play with:
   >
   >   Esc-X hanoi
   >   Esc-X yow
   >   Esc-X doctor

   And let me mention another of my favorites, Esc-X dissociated-press.

Someone at our school also programmed M-x complete-thesis!

For those of you who requested some of the help sheets we're generating, I'll
send you updates about the status of them & how to obtain them within the next
2 weeks.  I should have some of them done by the wednesday after next.

--
John Chen  c/o Assoc. for Computing Machinery| X, emacs, bash, gnus, rmail,
University of California at Santa Barbara    | !vi, !suntools, !csh, !mail
Santa Barbara, Ca.  93107                    | WHY AREN'T YOU USING THEM?