dmm@ihuxj.UUCP (Denise McAuliff) (11/02/84)
i am looking for information on big screen tv's. i would
like to hear from people who currently own or have owned one.
please send mail to me, and if i get enough responses, i will
post a summary to the net.
thanks,
denise mcauliff
ihnp4!ihuxj!dmm
EMACS version 4.7e Date: Sun Oct 21 10:10:03 CDT 1984
^@: sets the mark at the cursor position
^A: moves to the beginning of the line
^B: moves back one character
^C: capitalizes the current character
^D: deletes forward one character
^E: moves to the end of the line
^F: moves forward one character
^G: quits from any command in progress
^H: deletes backward one character
^I: inserts a tab
^J: opens a new line and moves to the beginning of it if the
next line is non-empty, otherwise down one line
^K: Kills to end of line (with argument, kills multiple lines)
^L: refreshes the screen
^M: opens a new line and moves to the beginning of it if the
next line is non-empty, otherwise down one line
^N: moves down one line
^O: opens up a new line
^P: moves up one line
^Q: quotes the next character
^R: starts a reverse search
^S: starts a search
^T: transposes the next two characters
^U: multiplies the argument by 4
^V: moves to the next page
^W: kills the current region (between cursor and mark)
^X: is a prefix for more single character commands,
type character or '*' for all
^Y: restores last killed text
(leaves cursor and mark around it)
^Z: exits one level
^[: Makes the next character a meta character
^]: makes a local variable of a macro invocation the argument to the
next command
^^: Causes the last returned result to become the argument
^?: deletes backward one character
M-^C: capitalizes entered letters until end of word [MACRO]
M-^E: executes current line in shell command file [MACRO]
M-^H: deletes the last word
M-^L: Re-displays with current line at top of page
M-^M: Mails the current buffer
M-^P: puts (arg) lines onto the kill stack [MACRO]
M-^Q: Returns the next input character (in a macro)
M-^R: Regular expression query replace
M-^S: Regular expression search
M-^X: Executes argument 0 as a character command.
M-^]: Assigns the result of the next command to a macro local variable
M- : sets the mark at the cursor position
M-!: gets and executes a shell command
M-": Auto Fills the whole buffer
M-$: Executes a command, saving the output in buffer .exec
M-': signs name to message with $HOME/.signature file [MACRO]
M-/: starts a comment
M-:: Maps a character to a command
M-<: moves to top of file
M->: moves to bottom of file
M-?: explains the next character
M-@: inserts C lang. templates & executes command abbrevs. [MACRO]
M-C: displays current command in shell command file [MACRO]
M-E: edits the shell command file [MACRO]
M-F: shifts marked area right (no arg) or left (arg != 1) [MACRO]
M-I: inserts output of a shell command into current buffer [MACRO]
M-M: runs the mail processing subsystem [MACRO]
M-N: displays (arg) next command in shell command file [MACRO]
M-O: copies the current file to file.old [MACRO]
M-P: displays (arg) next command in shell command file [MACRO]
M-S: runs the spell command on the current buffer [MACRO]
M-T: transpose next two words [MACRO]
M-X: calls an interactive C symbol cross-referencer [MACRO]
M-\: Converts its argument to a character and inserts it
M-^: d_caret find and delete the next caret [MACRO]
M-_: Underlines the next word
M-a: Moves to beginning of sentence
M-b: moves back one word
M-c: capitalizes the next word
M-d: deletes the next word
M-e: Moves to End of Sentence
M-f: moves forward one word
M-g: Moves to a specific line (its argument)
M-i: returns to insert mode [MACRO]
M-k: kills (arg) lines [MACRO]
M-l: Converts the next letter to lower case
M-m: Displays active modes
M-o: sets overwrite mode [MACRO]
M-p: Puts the current region in the kill buffer without killing it
M-q: Quotes the next character and adds the 0200 bit
M-r: starts query replace
M-s: Gives EMACS statistics
M-t: Prompts for terminal type
M-v: moves back one page
M-w: Puts a wall chart of explanations in the buffer
M-x: Calls a macro by name
M-y: Replaces the last restore() with the next text in
the kill stack.
M-z: kills emacs with a core dump (for debugging)
M-{: Enters a command sequence (in a macro)
M-}: Exits a command sequence (in a macro)
M-~: Marks a buffer as being unmodified (up to date)
M-^?: deletes the last word
Control-X commands:
^X^A: Accesses the argument list to emacs
^X^B: Changes Buffers (Change to * lists active buffers)
^X^C: exits gracefully
(after asking whether or not to save the buffer)
^X^D: Changes the working directory
^X^E: Calls emacs recursively taking input from the terminal
^X^F: Edits a file in its own buffer
(if file has been read into a buffer, moves to it)
^X^I: Re-directs input from a file
^X^K: Kills a buffer
^X^L: Loads a file full of macro definitions
^X^M: Sets mode from argument (prompts for mode name)
and string if necessary
^X^N: Changes the buffer or file name
^X^O: Switches between windows
^X^Q: Returns the character under the cursor (in a macro)
^X^R: reads a new file
^X^S: saves the buffer in the current file (if modified)
^X^T: Prompts for a buffer name and inserts the text between the
cursor and the mark into the named buffer.
^X^U: Updates the display and delays for a specified time
^X^V: Puts the current version on the kill stack.
^X^W: writes a new or old file
^X^X: exchanges the mark and the cursor
^X^^: Causes the current window to grow one by line
^X^_: emacsterm mouse pointing [MACRO]
^X!: Begins a case statement (in a macro)
^X#: Begins a case statement (in a macro)
^X%: Exchanges the top of the kill stack with another item
^X&: Compares two strings
^X(: Starts a keyboard macro
^X): Ends a keyboard macro
^X+: Causes the next entry to the kill stack to append to the previous entry
^X-: Pops the kill stack
^X1: Exits two window mode
^X2: Enters two window mode
^X<: Pushes a string from the tty or macro text into the kill stack
^X=: Gives statistics about the buffer
^X>: Duplicates an item on the kill stack
^X@: Prompts the user with a string from the kill stack and returns the result.
^XB: Puts the buffer name into the kill stack
^XD: displays a directory [MACRO]
^XE: Executes the keyboard macro
^XF: Puts the file name into the stack
^XG: graphics (draw) [MACRO]
^XT: Traces the next command.
^X^: Enters a "while" loop (in a macro)
^Xb: box -- draw a box between cursor and mark [MACRO]
^Xd: Defines macros from the current buffer
^Xg: Moves to a screen position (arg=128*y+x);
^Xk: Sets the encryption key for file reading and writing
^Xo: changes to the other window in same buffer [MACRO]
^Xs: escapes to the shell (enter ^D to exit) [MACRO]
^X|: Begins a conditional execution sequence (in a macro)
^X~: Performs arithmetic or logical operations (in a macro)
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