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Disabling the Emacs menubar, toolbar, or scrollbar
disable the menu bar, place the following line in your .emacs file: (menubarmode 1) \\ # To disable the scrollbar, use the following line: (scrollbarmode 1) \\ # To disable the toolbar, use the following line: (toolbarmode 1) \\ Note: If, after turning any of these off ...
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Getting Help in Emacs
page: Overview Emacs has an excellent internal help facility. You can specify a keystroke, and it will tell you the name of the command it executes. Or you can give it a word, and it will tell you the names of several commands that include that word. Emacs ...
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How do I use the mouse buttons in Emacs?
You can use your workstation's mouse to perform some editing operations in Emacs. These operations are summarized below. # Left: Move the cursor to the mouse's location. # Middle: Insert the text from the X cut buffer at the location of the Emacs cursor. # Right ...
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