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deleting minibuffer
From: |
Nikola Skoric |
Subject: |
deleting minibuffer |
Date: |
Wed, 29 Aug 2007 11:19:10 +0000 (UTC) |
User-agent: |
slrn/0.9.8.1pl1 (Debian) |
Hi there everybody :-) I'm a brand new emacs user, and I'd like to get
rid of some of some minibuffers that I generate (for instance
*Completions* minibuffer) and then the y get in my way when I do the
C-x -> thing. When I do C-x 0, I get "Attempt to delete minibuffer...".
Why is attempting to delete minibuffer wrong?
Second thing is: how do I force emacs to break lines for me? When I write
news posts, I want my lines to be less than 70 chars. Is there a way to
force emacs to break my lines for me?
And, how do I prevent emacs from showing me introductory screen? If I run
emacs -nw foo, I want to see foo opened, not introductory screen... :-\
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