Danilo
You know the saying, "If things can go wrong, they *?!"*:$*! will", well in
an infuriating way, they did...
You now know now that I've not experienced mailing lists before. So I've
never had to filter mails before. That's one part of the story...
When I sign up to a newsgroup I automatica
Now I've learnt something. I've used Google lots, but not with that type of
search. Thanks for the info.
I really am trying to appreciate the concepts behind people's ways of
working. I'm a mechanical engineer with considerable software development
skills in Unix & DEC systems, and with some Windo
> My guess would be that people without access to Windows are probably not
> interested in Cygwin at all ;-) !
Now that's a lovely bit of locical thinking .. but believe it or not, I'm
trying to appreciate other people's ways of working here.
Stephen
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I tried a search and it found 24,000+ results because it modified "mailing
lists" to-;
Search results for '(mailing or mail or mailed or mailings or mailer or
mails or mailers) and (lists or list or listed or listing or listings or
listen or lister or listens or listers) and '
How do I search
<<..I use one filter for each cygwin ml that I'm subscribed to and have no
> problems with "manage"ing the flow..>>
But that's horrendous - the whole internet will be peppered with even more
unnecessary emails. I was horrified when my newreader suddenly filled up
with every message from the mailin
ad very easily with MS Outlook / Outlook Express, and
they are bundled with MS Windows, you must be saying that there are people
without access to Windows.
Stephen Ford
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Docume
ng list. This is the fourth attempt at posting.
Just out of curiosity, why is a mailing list used when it seems far simpler
for users to connect to a newsgroup?
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Stephen Ford
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David
<<..What do you want C-h to do?..>>
Info emacs says that it start emacs' help. F1 isn't mentioned - or at least
not in the text that I read. Got to admit that F1 never occured to me - add
it works too! :-))
Thanks
Stephen
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as a poor support system (and compared with all the others I use,
this is poor) can restrict interest.
Sorry to be critical, but I was taken a-back. Is it going to be improved by
using a newsgroup for example?
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Stephen Ford
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Igor
<<..Try "cygcheck -c emacs"..>>
Plain old emacs
<<..Try searching the cygwin-announce archives..>>
Not used to cygwin-speak ... learning!
<<..information there about setting 'tty' in your CYGWIN environment
variable..>>
Put 'set CYGWIN=tty' in cygwin.bat and now C-x C-c exits emacs. The
David
<<.. Search on "cygwin" "emacs" "environment". It should point you to
http://sources.redhat.com/ml/cygwin/2003-01/msg01446.html ..>>
Noted. Thanks.
<<.. Note2: You need to question whether you really want to run cygwin
emacs.
NTemacs, Xemacs for Windows, and cygwin Xemacs are all pre
suspect terminal settings but I didn't know
where to start looking. I will chase this. However, my PC is bog-std so
would not really expect a setup problem. All things possible I suppose...
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Stephen Ford
Surrey, UK
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ble window - it's far too small.
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Some commands work like save-buffer (C-c C-s)
Any ideas?
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Stephen Ford
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