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1. The Editing Utilities Package

The node name for each entry in the menu is the name of the elisp file containing the code that implements the functionality described. It is highly recommended that you briefly peruse the elisp source code since it can provide valuable information on usage and technique. This can easily be done by typing C-x 4 l <filename> RET where <filename> is the name of the elisp file to be loaded.

2. Copying   Why this manual is GPL, and what that means 
Buffer and Window Management
3. Comparing Windows  
4. Detached Minibuffers  
5. Convenient Buffer Switching  
6. Permanent Buffers  
7. Self-Resizing Minibuffer  
8. Searching Many Buffers  
9. Meaningful Unique Names  
10. Window Configuration Rings  
11. Reverting Buffers  
Editing Help
40. Folding Extensions for Outline-Mode  
41. Jump to a Function Within a Buffer.  
42. Select Syntax-Driven Regions in a Buffer  
43. Outline-Mode Mouse Commands  
44. Extended Page Handling Commands  
45. Power Macros - Keyboard Macros Made Easy  
46. Redo/Undo System  
47. Scrolling In Place  
48. VI-style Line Number Mode  
49. Vertical Mode - Editing of Vertical Text  
50. Align Text to a Specific Column, By Regexp  
51. Extensive Outline Mode  
52. Extending the built-in narrowing functions  
File Management
12. Specify Directories to be Used for Backup Files  
Session Management
13. Create annotated bookmarks  
14. Save Partial Status of Emacs When Killed  
15. Recent File Navigation  
16. Resuming a Suspended Emacs Job  
17. Save Buffer/Window Configuration Between Sessions  
18. Save Minibuffer History  
19. Automatically Save Place in Files  
20. Keep Persistent State in Visited Files  
Abbreviations
21. Completion  
22. Dynamic Abbreviations  
23. Hippie Expand  
24. Interactive Minibuffer Completion  
25. Flexible Template Insertion  
Display, Faces, and Highlighting:
26. Move Mouse Pointer Out of the Way of Editing  
27. Blinking Cursor  
28. Speeding Up Font Lock Mode  
29. Lazy Demand-Driven Fontification  
30. Another Lazy Demand-Driven Fontification  
31. Advanced Highlighting of Matching Parentheses  
32. Highlight (Un)matching Parens and Whole Expressions  
33. Decorate a Shell Buffer With Fonts  
34. Highlight the Current Line in the Buffer  
Low-Level Editing Hacks:
35. Hooks Invoked After Saving a File  
36. Indivisible Blocks of Text  
37. Table and Array Editor  
Menu and Toolbar Support:
38. Floating Toolbar  
39. The Toolbar Utilities   Creating and Managing Toolbars and Buttons. 
Miscellaneous:
53. Flow Control  
54. Generate Summary of All Key Binding  
55. Browse UNIX manual pages  
Undocumented:
56. Abbreviation List  
57. Treat a Section of a Buffer as a Separate File  
58. Major-Mode-Sensitive Info Index Lookup Facility  
59. Make Frame Icons Represent Current Frame Contents  
60. Per Mode/Buffer Mouse Tracking With Highlighting  
61. Shrink-Wrapped Temporary Windows  
62. Display Time and Load in Mode Line  
63. Balloon Help and Tooltips  
64. Blinking Parentheses  
65. Face Editor  
66. lispm-fonts  
67. Big Menubar  
68. tree-menu   tree-menu.el 
Appendices:
69. XEmacs License   The GNU General Public License
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