/* TEACH-EMACS-FUND-INSTRUCTIONS, EMACSSRC>EMACS*, ENVIRONMENTS AND TOOLS, 06/30/86
/* Tutorial file for EMACS "fundamental" mode - instructions file
/* Copyright (c) 1986, Prime Computer Inc., Natick, MA 01760


                      TEACH-EMACS-FUND-INSTRUCTIONS

TEACH-EMACS-FUND is an on-line tutorial for the EMACS screen editor in
fundamental mode.  EMACS fundamental mode does not make use of a
function key template.  If you wish to learn EMACS using a template, begin
by examining the file TEACH-EMACS-SUI-INSTRUCTIONS.

You will notice a three line header at the beginning of each file.  This
header is required for all files on the master disk.  Please disregard the
header.

If you used EMACS to examine this file, hold down the CONTROL key and press V
to continue.



This tutorial consists of four files.

TEACH-EMACS-FUND-1 explains how to use basic editing commands.
TEACH-EMACS-FUND-2 explains how to work with strings and move regions.
TEACH-EMACS-FUND-3 explains how to use files, buffers, multiple windows,
                   and some other useful capabilities.
TEACH-EMACS-FUND-4 explains how to write and compile keyboard macros.

If you would like to learn more about EMACS or need further explanation of
a concept or function, refer to the following Prime documents:

     EMACS Primer                    IDR6107
     EMACS Reference Guide           IDR5026
     EMACS Extension Writing Guide   IDR5025

If you used EMACS to examine this file, hold down the CONTROL key and press V
to continue.

Before you use the TEACH-EMACS-FUND files, copy all four of them into your own
directory as follows:

     OK, or                              /* To attach to your origin directory
     OK, copy emacs*>teach-emacs-fund@ == -report
                                         /* To copy all the tutorial files
                                         /* into that directory
To start EMACS, type:

     OK, emacs teach-emacs-fund-1 -ttp TERMINAL_TYPE -noxoff

substituting for TERMINAL_TYPE one of the following:

     PT45      PST100     PT200

(If you are using some other type of terminal, consult the EMACS TERMCAP

data base file [pathname: emacs*>term>termcap] to determine whether your

terminal is known to EMACS.)

You will receive further instructions once EMACS is invoked.
