Gfp <[email protected]> writes:
> I wanted to translate an article
>
> with A t
> but it said:
> you need babel
>
> What do I have to install or to do
> in order to use
> babel?
>
One method of using Emacs’s package manager:
1. Type C-h P
2. At the "Describe package:" prompt, type babel, followed
by the Enter/Return key (RET)
3. Emacs should display a *Help* buffer that describes the
babel package. Switch to that buffer and click on the
‘Install’ button. Wait for Emacs to install ‘babel’.
It should now be available for your use.
If you decide not to use ‘babel’, then you can un-install
the package using Emacs’s package manager:
1. Type M-x list-packags RET
2. In the *Packages* buffer, filter the list of packages
by name by typing / n
3. Mark a package for deletion by typing ‘d’ on its line
in the listing, followed by ‘x’ to execute the
deletion.
Read about Emacs’s package manager in the Emacs user manual
by evaluating the following expression in Emacs:
(info "(emacs) Packages")
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