> henry wrote: > > 1. I use ct-x ct-f to find file-A ,then ct-x i to insert file-B > then c-x 2 to list 2 files simultaneously in separate windows > horizontally > ,but I get file-A,file-A,how do I get file-A,file-B?
Use command 'C-x b' - switch-to-buffer. > 2. How do I switch to c-mode or text-mode ? (c-mode is used by > c-programmer ,Commands under text-mode is almost the same > as fundmental mode) Modes automatically load when a file is recognised (by it's filename extension?). Try opening a C file and watch Emacs go into c-mode. Otherwise, modes can be individually started by typing 'M-x <mode-name>' Matthew -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
