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+Episode: 888
+Title: HPR0888: EMACS Help Sources
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0888/hpr0888.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-08 04:06:46
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+Let's get to the end.
+Good day, Hacker Public Radio. This is JWP. And I wanted to supplement a little bit
+on Clot 2's EMAX podcast. Clot 2's been using EMAX a lot longer than I have. I just started
+them in my first month, really, of using EMAX. And I come from a nano-brack ground. And
+I was very interested about EMAX because of the plug-ins and the different things you could
+do. But I found that I needed a few cheat pages and PDF file and I downloaded Richard
+Stalman's manual about that. And I started looking in. I mean, you can almost make a profession
+of just doing EMAX. I find it quite interesting. I definitely, definitely recommend having
+both the X version of EMAX and the console-based EMAX also, basically because the EMAX
+window has all of the shortcuts built in. So if you forget something and you can't find
+something, it's really nice to have. I built a web page, JWP1.we, man, that's W-E-E,
+man, slash, EMAX.html. And it has a list of links in it as well as short history and also
+a link to Richard Stalman's book that interestingly isn't on Richard Stalman's site. So please use
+that for your EMAX to help helpful information. There's also a video there. I link to a video there
+that sort of walks you through and supports some of the things that Klaatu talked about. All right,
+if you have any comments or questions, please email me at JWP5 at hotmail.com. Thank you very much. Bye.
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