Re: beginner emacs question regarding M-<

[imputerate]

> If you have some key printed with "<" above ",", you need to press and
> hold down the so-called "shift key" (possibly labelled with an
> upward-pointing hollow arrow rather than "shift") while pressing such
> a key in order to get the upper symbol printed on the key.
>
> So if you hold down shift and press ",", you get "<".  The same holds
> when also pressing Alt.

one way to avoid running out of fingers when holding/pressing...etc.
is to set the caps lock so that it applies to all keys, including numbers
and keys like ,/<; 

actually it's a good way to render upper case letters, too,
once you get used to it; 
imputerate

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