Hi,

I would like to set up emacs for users in a way s.t. it is easy to use for
windows users without that much computer experience to use emacs.

Specifically I was wondering if there is some mode that reduces all (to
these users) "dangerous" aspects of emacs, like key chords etc, that could
be confusing? Also adding windows-like keys etc would be perfect, like
ctrl+x/c/v, and anything else I might have forgotten.

Would I just need an .emacs here? I.e. could I disable key chords by simply
unbinding all keys? (And in that case, is there any easy way to do this?)

I will use this in combination with the latex-mode, using a simplified
version of latex (i.e. they will be using new commands defined by me), and
some easy key bindings I would add afterwards. Thus I would want things to
remain simple after loading this major mode.

Thanks for any help

Hi!

On 26 Jun., 14:20, Ali Pang hotmail.com> wrote:

I once found this:

http://www.dur.ac.uk/p.j.heslin/Software/Emacs/Easymacs/index.php

To quote the homepage:

I personally never used it.
If you go for it, it would be nice to get some feedback so I know if
it is really recommendable...

Hope this helps

memnon

Ali Pang wrote:

Memnon Anon wrote:

Thanks for the link.

For the original poster, you might try

How To Make Emacs Use Modern User Interface
http://xahlee.org/emacs/emacs_make_modern.html

Xah
∑ http://xahlee.org/

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Ali Pang hotmail.com> writes:

Have a look at disabling commands:
(info "(emacs) Disabling")