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Re: Thanks Re: Global keymap not found


From: Albrecht Mehl
Subject: Re: Thanks Re: Global keymap not found
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 2015 11:07:21 +0200
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Am 08.10.2015 um 16:36 schrieb Albrecht Mehl:
Thank you very much for your reply.

Am 08.10.2015 um 10:53 schrieb Michael Heerdegen:
 Have
you tried C-h b?  What kind of information do you miss?

No I have not tried it as I had not been directaed to doing it.
The C-h b was just the thing I was looking for.

The manual should be readable selectively, i.e. one should find
fundamental things at once after one has chosen in the table of context
an interesting point. So I was - still am - interested in abbreviations,
chose 48 and was stuck there.

Maybe people here think 'A beginner should be moderate and not ask for improvements' so that I get here a bad image. Nevertheless I insist

  - Fundamental things should be available at once and not after
    hopping from one point to another to another ...
  - They should be available in the manual, too, not just in the
    info manual
  - The manual should have three appendices - there might be other
    candidates -

      1. Alphabetical list of all global (prefix) keys
      2. Alph. list of all global commands
      3. List of all global commands grouped according to scope
  - The chapters in the manual are numerated within the text. So
    they should be in the table of context as well. People
    write 'Look at 49.1' e.g. and one wonders where this is.

@Loris Bennett: What Wahl had written was exactly what I had been
                looking for. That's why I thanked him.

A. Mehl
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