[Emacs-diffs] feature/new-tutorial 7812f5e 10/10: Add images

[Phillip Lord]

branch: feature/new-tutorial
commit 7812f5eff4f39377f051fcc37182af44bab3328e
Author: Phillip Lord <address@hidden>
Commit: Phillip Lord <address@hidden>

    Add images
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@@ -38,15 +38,22 @@ that this is the case here. One slight disadvantage of 
Emacs long
 history is that some of its terminology predates windowing systems and
 in one case conflicts with it. We describe these differences here.
 
+
+
 ** Frames
 
 If you have just started Emacs and this tutorial, you will be looking
-at a single window showing this tutorial. In Emacs terminology, this
-is not a described as a window but as a /frame/. As with many
-applications, a single running Emacs can create any number of
-frames. We can do this using the menu system (we will investigate
-other ways later); try this now, but remember, these are /frames/ and
-not /windows/. Do not use the /New Window/ menu item, but instead:
+at a single window showing this tutorial.
+
+[[./images/frame-small.png]]
+
+
+In Emacs terminology, this is not a described as a window but as a
+/frame/. As with many applications, a single running Emacs can create
+any number of frames. We can do this using the menu system (we will
+investigate other ways later); try this now, but remember, these are
+/frames/ and not /windows/. Do not use the /New Window/ menu item, but
+instead:
 
 #+begin_menu
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