Thank you very much Scot, the trick helped me. I've put the *'(global-visual-line-mode t)* line inside the custom-set-variables block. I am going to see what I can do to cleanly get the org-indent-mode.
Have a nice day everybody. 2009/9/14 Scot Becker <scot.bec...@gmail.com> > Somehow I thought visual line mode was on in Emacs 23 by default, but > I do this which turns it on everywhere (see below), then turn it off > manually on those occasions (looking at code when your buffer width is > shorter than line length) when I want it off. A simple M-x > visual-line-mode toggles it. (And there is also an option in the > pull-down menus as well.) > > '(global-visual-line-mode t) > > No disturbance at all, I just thought if what you wanted was something > else, I'd help you find where to look. You might send a brief one > liner to the list (reply-all) to my last message, saying that visual > line mode did the trick, just so no one spends time working out help > you don't need. This is a very helpful list. > > And you might be interested in the new org-indent-mode, with dynamic > outline indentation under Emacs 23. I haven't had the chance to try > it yet. I think it does soft INdenting, as well, so long headlines > look prettier. > > Keep very well. > > Scot > -- Adrien Poupin.
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