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> From: "Ray Mendoza" <doubleanti AT hotmail DOT com>
> Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 17:41:31 -0700
> 
> i'm hoping EMACS can really help me organize everything for 
> larger projects...  currently i use the BC45 editor and i hope it's not too 
> difficult a transition...

If you have any problems with setting up Emacs to your liking, post
questions either here, or (preferably) to gnu.emacs.help.

One _huge_ advantage of switching to Emacs is that whatever you learn
and add to your customizations stays will you all the way, since Emacs
works on any platform you can imagine, including DOS, Windows, Mac,
all popular flavors of Unix, and GNU/Linux.  For all practical
purposes, this is the last editor you'll ever need to learn.

Good luck!