Tyler Littlefield wrote: > I was looking at emacs, and am able to use it easily enough, except it > doesn't let me use m+< or m+> as shown from a google search > to jump from top to bottom and etc, > but I thought there might be other fixes to solve problems too. Alt < and alt > don't work for me, either, but alt isn't the only way to enter a keystroke requiring "meta". Try escape instead. Escape < and escape > are usable. Be aware that when using escape as meta, you need to release escape before hitting the modified key. I also have a customized keymap, so that I can use ctrl+home and ctrl+end for beginning-of-buffer and end-of-buffer, respectively. I'd send it to you, but it has some other things in it that you probably don't want. E.G., I don't need to use shift to type ( and ), and my paren keys are where the square brackets are on most keyboards. Instead, I'll point you to the Emacs Wiki, for info about Emacs-specific keymap customizations: http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/MissingKeys Good luck, -- Chris
