EMacro is a portable configuration file that configures itself
EditByBSEditor: EMacro is a portable configuration file that configures itself. These are the help documents for EMacro
EMacro prompts you once only, with a few questions, saving your preferences into a file in ~/Emacs (your HOME directory. EMacro sets SANE defaults for you, with no need to write a program.
While Emacs now bundles cua for familiar C-x = cut functionality, EMacro includes keythemes to better match keystroke/keybinding standards of other programs in your GNOME, KDE, Mac or MS Windows environment.
Easy
EMacro prompts you once only, and saves your configuration in an easy to read file.
You dont need to know elisp to run Emacs with sane defaults, such as loading the best available Perl mode, when opening *.pl files.
EMacro also includes extensive user documentation
Combine Emacs v21.1 with EMacro and EMacro Libs, and new users can get comfortable immediately!
Extensible
Ease of use for EMacro does not come at the expense of advanced users. If you LOVE elisp, you will find EMacro has code that is easy to search, with plenty of hints in its comments.
Fast
EMacro has been optimized for speed. It may double the number of seconds that Emacs loads, but it will save you minutes, from searching for, and loading libraries. EMacro can be considered the worlds largest .emacs, but it is still quite manageable in size.
Portable
It works with Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, and Gnu/Linux compatible systems, including BSD and Sun Solaris. Others have not been tested, but should work. EMacro works with both Emacs and XEmacs.
Complete
EMacro combines the work of everyone in credits.html, in a sense, all the ideas that are good enough to share.
Tested
Since EMacro is more complete, there is less need to add code, which will break it. Code for EMacro goes back 10 years. EMacro has a team that spends more time uncovering bugs, under more varieties of conditions, than any other .emacs. you can free download EMacro 2.8.8 now.