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$ emacs filename
Take a look at the man page for emacs or use this link (note the version - yours may be different) http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/doc...html/text.html |
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If you have a terminal window on your system or you have a session running on the system, you will have some type of prompt (% or $ ). Type man emacs at that prompt or emacs filename.
Check out the link - it has good information throughout the web site for anyone wanting to learn. |
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