... It is necessary to have _some_ buffer when starting Emacs. Not really. If you look at most apps,...to spend 1 hour thinking about this specific issue. Start with, for example, how many people in the world...to take what code i have, polish it, and start a discussion in emacs dev lisp, and send ... to try it out. Then the real criticism starts. And that criticism can be robust indeed. I'...

... both, the functions are simply not designed for creating a new temp buffer. Xah ∑ http://xahlee.org/ ☄ I haven't followed this closely, but this seems to be back where this started, although I am not sure if the original issue of "*Gnum Emacs*" buffer got resolved. Actually, I didn't realize it existed until I ran with -q. Presumably all this is meant for a newbie, so is ...

... necessary to have _some_ buffer when starting Emacs. Not really. If you look...hour thinking about this specific issue. Start with, for example, how many people...your critical thinking skills. You can start by reading Wikipedia here: http://en...it's experimental draft implementation. I started with elisp code for ergonomic keybindings...code i have, polish it, and start a discussion in emacs dev ...

Zaroc Stone wrote: Polls Show Palin Is Starting to Drag Down McCain By Markos Moulitsas, Daily Kos. Do you really think ANYTHING on that hate site is credible? Grow a life.

... by 99%% of letter writers. If they wanted a scratch pad, they can open a new document and not save it. This way is familiar to all software users. It is necessary to have _some_ buffer when starting Emacs. I don't know where you get your figure of 99%% from. Even when it is not used, it's not that big a nuisance. * The ?*scratch*? ?buffer? is primarily designed for elisp ...

Polls Show Palin Is Starting to Drag Down McCain By Markos Moulitsas, Daily Kos. Posted September 19, 2008. The intense focus to reveal the truth about Sarah... of McCain ads don't even feature her or refer to "McCain/Palin." It's back to just "McCain." She was starting to drag him down. Palin will continue to excite and energize the wingnut base. She was designed for that purpose, and ...

...end times (right click on the calendar, other settings) otherwise, it's based on the amt of width available. I believe it also applies to the print out. Seehttp://www.slipstick.com/Tutorials/endtime/entime.htm "Paul" <Paul.Domas...@gmail.com> wrote: In Outlook 2000, is there a way to hide the start and end times of appointments on the screen?  What about on the print-out?

... by visiting http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx or point your newsreader to msnews.microsoft.com. "Paul" <Paul.Domaskis@gmail.com> wrote in message news:7aa9d664-5b5e-476e-9c07-ce30b8b1bc9f@l64g2000hse.googlegroups.com... In Outlook 2000, is there a way to hide the start and end times of appointments on the screen? What about on the print-out?

In Outlook 2000, is there a way to hide the start and end times of appointments on the screen? What about on the print-out?

...', but you would prefer to start all scratch buffers in `fundamental-mode', to start editing text instead of typing Lisp expressions, set the...', but you would prefer to start all scratch buffers in `fundamental-mode.... If the value is `lisp' start in lisp-interaction-mode. If the.... If the value is `fundamental' start in whatever mode has been ...