Re: Any good stuff for emacs study ?

[Fredrik Bulow]

"Drew Adams" <drew.adams@oracle.com> writes:
> 1. Start with the Emacs tutorial. The post above should have said "use" the
> tutorial, not "read" it. It walks you through learning Emacs by using it.
>
> 2. Learn how to access the Emacs manual and how to look things up in it,
> starting with `i' as Eli mentioned.
>
> 3. Use Emacs, and while you use it ask it! Get to know Emacs help commands:
> `C-h k', `C-h f', `C-h v', `C-h m', `C-h a' -- use `C-h h' to see them all.
> Examples: 1) You want to find a command that deletes a line, so you try `C-h
> a line' to see all commands with "line" in their name. 2) You want to know
> what hitting a given sequences of keys will do, so you try `C-h k' then type
> the key sequence.
>
> 4. Don't forget the wiki. People like you wrote it to help people like you.
> And you can contribute (questions, experiences, suggestions...).


... and when you find something somewhere that you think is useful,
bookmark it by using C-x r m. You can list bookmarks with C-x r l or
jump to a bookmark with C-x r b.

Remember that you can search all manuals using the s key (not C-s but
just s). This search goes through an entire manual, not just the page
you're looking at.

/Fredrik