François Pinard wrote: > At first, I had some difficulty remembering Ctrl-Y, until I decided that > "Y" was a picture of what was going on: that is, funneled from above. > Now, I use it very often. Ctrl-E copies from the line below, often > useful too, yet it is harder to see an upside-down "Y" into "E" :-).
It's easier to remember if you already know what C-Y and C-E do in normal made (they scroll the page) Tobia
