Follow the instructions in the vi manual and play around
with it enough to get a sense of what the user interface is
like.
2.
In a terminal window, type emacs & to create
a window for the emacs editor. In the new window, type
type Control-h followed by a t.
A document will appear that will teach you how to use emacs.
3.
There is an emacs quick-reference sheet, in Postscript, on the
cs357 web page.
http://rocky.colby.edu/cs357/handouts/emacs.ps
If you click on it, netscape will ask where you put the file.
Put it in your home directory, then print it using lpr.
