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Re: microsoft and emacs control and escape (noch ein Versuch...)
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Phillip Lord |
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Re: microsoft and emacs control and escape (noch ein Versuch...) |
Date: |
17 Sep 2002 18:37:41 +0100 |
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>>>>> "Artist" == Artist <googleartist@yahoo.com> writes:
Artist> Di Boru <diboru2@yahoo.com> wrote in message > In short I
Artist> wanted to know, if it is possible to
>> customize Microsoft XP in a way, that it understands Emacs
>> control
>>
>>
>> after using unix and emacs for about 15 years I finally find
>> myself sitting in front of a Windows-XP system beeing most
>> fascinated by all the interesting effects my unconscious use of
>> emacs control and escape sequences is creating [:(] !!!
Artist> Hi, How difficult it is to make yourself conscious in the
Artist> new environment. We use different set of words with
Artist> different people implies, we can become conscious if we want
Artist> to.
It tends to be fairly hard. Alt+q fills a text area in emacs. And
calls "exit" on netscape. I've had to fill in several text forms a
second time because of this. Likewise Ctrl+a, Ctrl+e which alter text
justification in word, and move to the start or end of a line in
emacs.
Of course you can adapt. But its the computer and you are the
human. It should adapt to your desires, not you adapt to its.
Phil
- microsoft and emacs control and escape (noch ein Versuch...), Di Boru, 2002/09/08
- Re: microsoft and emacs control and escape (noch ein Versuch...), Kai Großjohann, 2002/09/08
- RE: microsoft and emacs control and escape (noch ein Versuch...), Bingham, Jay, 2002/09/13
- Re: microsoft and emacs control and escape (noch ein Versuch...), Syver Enstad, 2002/09/14
- Re: microsoft and emacs control and escape (noch ein Versuch...), Artist, 2002/09/17
- Re: microsoft and emacs control and escape (noch ein Versuch...),
Phillip Lord <=