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How do I unpack the distributions?
Open a command prompt (MSDOS) window. Decide on a directory in whichto place Emacs. Move the distribution to that directory, and thenunpack it. If you have the gzipped tar version, first use gunzip touncompress the tar file, and then use tar with the 'xvfm' flags toextract the files from the tar file:
The '-d' flag forces gunzip to decompress (its behavior depends uponthe case of the name of the executable, and sometimes it doesn't recognizethat it is really gunzip), and the '-c' flag tells it to pipe its output tostdout. Similarly, the '-' flag to tar tells it to read the tar file fromstdin. Unpacking the distribution this way leaves the distribution incompressed form so it takes up less space.
You may see messages from tar about not being able to change themodification time on directories, and from gunzip complaining about abroken pipe. These messages are harmless and you can ignore them.
If for some reason you also want to have the tar file gunzipped, theninvoke gunzip without the -c option:
You can find precompiled versions of all of the compression andarchive utilities in UnxUtils.zip file at http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/ (ftp mirrors).
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How do I install Emacs, after unpacking?
After unpacking the archive there's very little left to do, you havethe choice of:
- Simply running emacs-21.xbinrunemacs.exe
- Running emacs-21.xbinaddpm.exe
What do I do if Emacs does not work?
See the section below on troubleshootingEmacs if, after downloading a precompiled distribution and unpacking itaccording to the instructions above, you have trouble running Emacs.
How do I customize Emacs?
At its core Emacs contains a Lisp interpreter, this engine is used to implement most of the core functionality of Emacs.
To customize Emacs mostly involves writing extra functions in Lisp, or changing variables that affect the behaviour which is already present.
Emacs reads a file '.emacs' when it starts up, this is where it expects to find any customizations that you have made.
What is a .emacs file?
When Emacs starts up it attempts to load, and execute the contents of a file called '.emacs', or '_emacs'. This file is where all the customizations are saved, and restored from when you restart Emacs. All of these settings are stored as Lisp expressions, for a general introduction to Lisp you could see : http://cons.org,more Emacs Specific information can be found in the Emacs Lisp Manuals.
Where do I put my .emacs, (or _emacs), file?
Your startup file can be named either _emacs or .emacs, and should beplaced in your 'home' directory. If you have both files in your homedirectory, Emacs will load the .emacs file and ignore _emacs.
Your home directory is where the HOME configuration variable tellsEmacs it is. As with the other Emacs configuration variables, HOME can beset in a number of ways:
- Environment variable: Emacs will always first check to seeif you have an environment variable named HOME set and use that valueas your home directory. Under Windows 95, you can set the HOME environmentvariable in your autoexec.bat file (you will need to reboot); underNT, you can set the HOME environment variable in the System panel ofthe Control Panel. (Note that if you set HOME as an environmentvariable in the System panel it will only take effect in new processescreated after you've closed the System panel; if it still does notappear to be working, then you might try rebooting.)
- Registry: If Emacs doesn't find an environment variablenamed HOME, it will check the registry for a value named HOME and use thatvalue as your home directory. Emacs first checks the key'HKEY_CURRENT_USERSOFTWAREGNUEmacs', and then the key'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREGNUEmacs' (although the use of the latterkey is discouraged since HOME should be set on a per-user basis, not on aper-machine basis). Note that the value of HOME is not set by theaddpm.exe program that initializes the registry with the other Emacsconfiguration variables.
If Emacs cannot find HOME set in any of the above locations, it willassume your HOME directory is 'C:/'.
The directory specified by HOME is also the directory substituted fortildes (~) in file names used in Emacs (so, by definition, you can alwaysload your startup file in Emacs by doing C-x C-f '~/.emacs').
Troubleshooting: If you've set HOME to a directory using one ofthe above methods, and Emacs still doesn't load your startup file, thefirst thing you should do is check to see what Emacs thinks HOME is set to.You can do this by evaluating the following expression in the *scratch*buffer using C-x C-e:
Look carefully at what is printed and make sure the value is valid.For example, if the value has trailing whitespace, Emacs won't be able tofind the directory. Also, be sure that the value isn't a relative driveletter (e.g., 'd:' without a backslash); if it is, then HOME is going to bewhatever the current directory on that drive is, which is likely not whatyou want to happen.
Sample .emacs Files
Ingo Koch <ingo.koch@ikoch.de> maintains a web site ofsample .emacs files contributed by various users. His site isat http://www.dotemacs.de/.
There is also a small selection of sample .emacs files available at http://www.dotfiles.com
How can I have Emacs prompt me before closing?
If you would like to have Emacs prompt you before closing, add thefollowing to your startup file:
How do I associate files with Emacs (i.e., use Emacs as a server with gnuserv/gnuclient)?
You can use a package like gnuserv to associate files with Emacs sothat opening a file outside of Emacs (e.g., by double-clicking on its icon)will create a new frame in a running Emacs displaying that file.It now works on all the Windows platforms that NTEmacs supports, andhas a number of usefull features.
- http://www.wyrdrune.com/Files/gnuserv.zip
- This is the download location for the latest version of GNUServe
- http://www.wyrdrune.com/index.html?gnuserv.html~main
- This is the accompanying page, which describes its features, and setup.
Be sure to place the gnuserv executables in your path (or modifyyour path or Emacs' exec-path to include them), and be sure thatrunemacs.exe is in your path if you use gnuserv to launch Emacs.
Note that you can set up file associations in Windows 95/98/NT 4.0 usingExplorer by selecting the 'View->Options...' menu operation, and thenclicking on the 'File Types' tab in the dialog that pops up. Clicking on afile type will allow you to edit it and associate the file withgnuclient.exe.
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Warning: Be sure to quote the %1 in the association so thatfilenames with blanks in them are treated as one argument when sent toEmacs, e.g.:
Controlling the use of frames
By default, gnuserv will load files into new frames. If you wouldrather have gnuserv load files into an existing frame, then evaluate thefollowing in the chosen frame:
Placing the above in your startup file, for example, will have gnuservload files into the original Emacs frame. Note: one drawback of thisapproach is that if the frame associated with gnuserv is ever closed,gnuserv won't have a frame in which to place buffers.
For use with Internet Explorer
You can use Emacs as the editor for composing mail for mailto: links,reading news for news: links, and editing HTML files in InternetExplorer. You first need to install the gnuserv utilities above, andthen modify or create the following registry entries using regedit:
Thanks toJason Rumney <jasonr@gnu.org> andSigbjorn Finne <sigbjorn@cse.ogi.edu> for these tips.
For use with Netscape
You can use Emacs to view document source from Netscape 3.1. First installthe gnuserv utilities, and then edit the Preferences->Apps tab. In the'View Source' field, enter 'gnuclientw.exe'.Amy Abascal <vhchelp@wsos.com> describes whatto do with Netscape 4.
I don't know of any way to have Netscape use Emacs for mailto: andnews: links as with IE above.
PIF file for gnuserv
Jerrad Pierce <belg4mit@mit.edu> has packaged together a PIF file and batchfile for associating Emacs with file-types via gnuserv.
How do I use find-file to load files that are on the desktop?
Files that you add to the desktop are stored in a directory somewhereunder your Windows directory. On NT 4.0, this directory is%USERPROFILE%desktop (in other words, c:winntprofiles(user)desktop ifyou installed NT in c:winnt).
How do I make the active window follow the mouse?
If you're running Emacs in a windowing mode, and not in the console you may use a package called follow-mouse to make the current frame, or buffer the one with the mouse over it.
Find it here.
How do I swap CapsLock and Control?
CapsLock and Control cannot be swapped from within Emacs, and Windowsdoes not have a convenient mechanism like xmodmap to change virtual keybindings. Instead, new keyboard layouts or device drivers can beinstalled, or the registry can be modified, to swap the two keys.
WARNING: If you use a new keyboard layoutto switch CapsLock and Control, beware of the option to use hotkeysequences to switch keyboard layouts. This option is in ControlPanel->Keyboard under the Language (Windows 95) or Input Locales (Windows NT) tabs; thesequences themselves are 'Left Alt+Control' and 'Ctrl+Shift'. If youenable one of these options, then you will likely at some point switchkeyboard layouts while trying to use an Emacs key combination.
NT 4.0:
- Check out swapcapslock.zip(note that this site seems to have intermittent connectivityproblems).
- You can also play games with the registry:
- FromChris McMahon <cmcmahan@surefirev.com>: Download caps-as-ctrl.reg to makeCapsLock a Control key (leaving your original control keys as theywere), or caps-ctrl-swap.reg toswap CapsLock and the left Control key. Once you've downloaded them,double-click on the .reg files in Explorer or 'run' them from acommand prompt to have them update your registry.
- Chris McMahon <cmcmahan@surefirev.com> gives explicit step-by-stepinstructions on modifying the registry.
- Shane Holder <holder@mordor.rsn.hp.com> gives some background onhow 'Scancode Map' is being used by the system.Windows 2000
Windows 2000 can be treated in the same way as Windows NT, for swapping the Caps Lock.
- Ulfar Erlingsson <ulfar@decode.is> has provided a registryfile caps-and-win.regthat sets the CapsLock key to be a Control key and the Windows key tobe an Alt key.
Mark Russinovich has also written a freeware VxD that swaps CapsLockand Control under Windows 95. (I've been told that you might have to hitthe real Control key once after installing the VxD to jumpstart themapping.)
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Windows 98: I've been told that the Windows 95 keyremap utility also workson Windows 98, despite the warnings on the web page.
How can I modify Emacs to be more like a Windows app?
There are several differences in the way in which Emacs behaves compared to a standard Windows application, however most of the functionality is already present within Emacs, its just a matter of enabling it.
Keypad keys, highlighting selections, etc.
Some behaviors typically found in other Windows apps, such as deletingtyped-over highlighted selections, are not configured by default in Emacs.You can, however, enable them by loading various packages. If you wouldlike to highlight the region between the point and the mark, see the helptext for transient-mark-mode; if you would like highlightedselections to be deleted when you type over them, see the help text fordelete-selection-mode; if you would like to change the semanticsof keypad keys such as 'home' and 'end', see the help text forpc-selection-mode.
Standard Windows application keymaps (C-c, C-v, C-x, etc.)
If you are used to standard Windows application keybindings, such asC-c for copy, C-v for paste, and C-x for cut, or selecting text with<shift>-movement, then you probably want to useKim Storms <storm@cua.dk> cua.el.
Window operations (maximize, minimize, etc.)
As of Emacs 20.4.1 there is native support for maximizing, andminimizing the Emacs window from Lisp, the following functions willdo the job for you:Open File dialog box
Binu Jose Philip <binu@teil.soft.net> has written the dlgopenpackage to use the Windows Open File dialog box for opening files.Download dlgopen.zip, unpack, andread the top of the dlgopen.el file for directions on using the package.
How do I uninstall Emacs?
The only thing that Emacs changes in your system is the registry (ifyou used addpm to install it). Emacs does not, for example, install anyfiles in your system directory. If you don't mind the registry settingsremaining in the registry, then you don't need to do anything to uninstallEmacs.
If you want to remove the registry settings, then you can use theregedt32 program to remove the Emacs registry keys. Dependingupon what kind of permissions you have, the registry entries could havebeen installed in either HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREGNUEmacs orHKEY_CURRENT_USERSOFTWAREGNUEmacs.
When I run Emacs, nothing happens. Whats the deal?
Emacs could have failed to run for a number of reasons. The mostcommon symptom is that, when Emacs is started, the cursor changes fora second but nothing happens. If this happens to you, it is quitelikely that the distribution was unpacked incorrectly.
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Check for the following to see if there was a problem duringunpacking:
- Be sure to disable the CR/LF translation or the executables will beunusable. Older versions of WinZipNT would enable this translation bydefault. If you are using WinZipNT, disable it.
- Check that filenames were not truncated to 8.3. For example, inEmacs 19.34.6 there should be a file lisptermwin32-win.el (it has beenrenamed to w32-win.el in Emacs 20); if this has been truncated towin32-wi.el, your distribution has been corrupted while unpacking and Emacswill not start.
- I've also had reports that the GNU Windows port of tar corrupts theexecutables. Use the version of tar on my ftp site instead.
If you are in doubt about whether the utilities you used unpacked thedistribution incorrectly, use the gunzip, tar, and unzip executablesprovided in the utilities directory. These are the ones I use to createand test the distributions. My advice would be to use these utilities fromthe start.
If it is still not working, send mail to the list, describing what you've done, and what youare seeing. (The more information you send the more likely it is that you'llreceive a helpfull response..
I just upgraded the operating system, and Emacs no longer works.
I have received reports that, after upgrading the operating system(e.g., from NT 3.51 to NT 4.0), an installed Emacs will start but willnot accept keyboard or mouse input. Apparantly, running addpm.exe asdescribed in the installation section abovefixes the problem.
I use anti-virus software. What problems can this cause?
Some anti-virus software seems to interact badly with older version of Emacs,these programs shouldn't cause any problems if you are running a version of Emacs newer than 20.3.
Dr. Solomons
A number of users havereported that Dr. Solomon's WinGuard prevent shell-related commandsfrom working properly within Emacs. Turning off 'Scan all files' makes itwork, though.
McAfee
A similar report fromCharles Curley. <ccurley@wyoming.com> It has also been reportedthat you only need to select 'Programming Files Only' instead of 'AllFiles' to prevent Emacs from hanging.
Norton
A third report from Peter Haas about Norton Antivirus 2000 (Emacs20.5.1, Win98): a DOS shell cannot be started within Emacs withoutdisabling the antivirus autoprotect feature (e.g., clicking on theicon in the system tray).
Does Emacs contain a virus?
There have been reports from some people that the McAfee virus scanner, (versions unreported), claims that the latest version of NTEmacs contains a virus.
Assuming that you are downloading from the official gnu.org site, then these are false positives which you might see in the following files:
- emacs-20.7-bin-i386.tar.gz
- emacs-20.7-fullbin-i386.tar.gz
These warnings seem to be artifacts of the way in which Emacs is built - the process of compiling a program, then using a 'dumping' process to ensure that things are pre-loaded in the emacs.exe executable - and can be safely ignored.
To remove these warnings, update your virus scanner to the latest version.
Sometimes when I exit Emacs, my machine hangs or crashes immediately.
Have you installed an Iomega Zip drive recently? The Iomegadriver and Emacs appear to have a conflict that causes this crash. Atpresent, the only solution is to disable the driver, reboot, and thenuse Emacs normally. To do this, look in the Startup folder (insidethe Programs folder in the taskbar), locate the Iomega-relatedprograms, and move them to a different folder. Then reboot. Emacswill work normally. If you want to use the Zip drive, manuallyexecute the Iomega programs you moved. Then reboot before you useEmacs again. It's not convenient, but at least ou won't crash.Thanks to Will Duquette for this information.
How does Emacs determine the name of my computer?
Emacs initializes the variable 'system-name' with the name of yourcomputer upon startup. However, Emacs uses two different methods fordetermining the computer name depending upon whether Winsock is loaded bydefault when Emacs starts up. If Winsock is automatically loaded, thenEmacs uses gethostname, otherwise Emacs usesGetComputerName. Alternatively, you can override all of this byexplicitly setting system-name in your startup file (also look atuser-mail-address for composing mail messages).
By default, Emacs does not automatically load Winsock because doing sowill cause Winsock to establish a connection to the network. If you areconnected to a LAN, then nothing will happen, but if you dialup to an ISPthen invoking Emacs (thereby loading Winsock) will prompt you tounexpectedly dialup to your ISP.
You can have Emacs automatically load Winsock by defining theenvironment variable PRELOAD_WINSOCK. You can set it to anarbitrary value; Emacs just checks to see if it is defined. Similarly, youcan create a registry entry PRELOAD_WINSOCK with the other Emacsregistry entries (in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREGNUEmacs orHKEY_CURRENT_USERSOFTWAREGNUEmacs), which will do the same thing.
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Emacs is the extensible, customizable, self-documenting real-time display editor.
Features include:
- Content-aware editing modes, including syntax coloring, for many file types.
- Complete built-in documentation, including a tutorial for new users.
- Full Unicode support for nearly all human scripts.
- Highly customizable, using Emacs Lisp code or a graphical interface.
- An entire ecosystem of functionality beyond text editing, including a project planner, mail and news reader, debugger interface, calendar, and more.
- A packaging system for downloading and installing extensions.
Stable releases of Emacs are published to the latest/stable channel. These are built by Launchpad using this recipe https://launchpad.net/~alexmurray/+snap/emacs/ which provides full build logs for build transparency.
Release candidate builds of Emacs are published weekly to the latest/beta channel. These are built by Launchpad using this recipe https://launchpad.net/~alexmurray/+snap/emacs/ which provides full build logs for build transparency.
Snapshot builds of Emacs git are published weekly to the latest/edge channel. These are built by Launchpad using this recipe https://launchpad.net/~alexmurray/+snap/emacs-snapshot/ which provides full build logs for build transparency.