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From: mikem@uwstat.UUCP
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Subject: Gnu emacs ( gem ?? ) -- first impressions
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Date: Wed, 27-Mar-85 15:30:53 EST
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My first impression of gnu-emacs is that IT IS GREAT.
Even without any documentation, you can find your way around (but I've
had many years of experience on TOPS-20 and gosling emacs ...).  Gem
does a much better job of being self documenting than gosling emacs
does.  Even lisp code can contain document strings.  I encourage
everyone to get a copy of gem and send a contribution to the GNU
project.  This quality of freeware is well worth it.

Now a question for the gem guru's.
Can somebody send (or post) a .emacs file for Gnu-emacs.  I would like
to see a reasonably comlicated template.

Thanks,

-- 

Mike Meyer --  Phone +1 (608) 262-1157 (Leave messages at 262-2598)

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