Help with Emacs

Getting Started

1. Read Brad Chamberlain's Emacs introduction.
2. Bookmark Brad's "Clip 'n' Save" reference page.
3. Print out the GNU Emacs reference card

Further resources

• Our ACM student chapter has a tutorial on emacs.
• Once you're up and running, try Neal Sidwhaney's Emacs tips to help you become more productive in Emacs.
• Greg Badros's Tools Talk slide on Emacs (more Tools Talks are available)

Note to the maintainer: do not put mode-specific information on this page, as this is intended to be a page for generic Emacs information. Documentation on modes should go on a language/tools page.

TODO: update Brad's page, it refers to MSCC (???) accounts, also we should add more explanation of Windows Emacs.