
Emacs Bindings For Word For Mac
I'm on Mac OS 10.12.3 (Sierra), using Gnu Emacs 25.1 (9.0). I've been an Emacs user for a long time, but (unfortunately) not a Lisp programmer. I have a.emacs file I've carried around for a long time that sets up customizations that I've scraped from here and there. Visual Studio 2012 Emacs Key Bindings buy office for mac 2016 free office 2010 home and student product key windows 8 1 tutorials for beginners pdf.
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I feel very sorry for you’re emacser on mac and haven’t got anything in ~/Library/KeyBindings/
Crash course:
Get this file: Emacs Opt Bindings.dict
Edit it (optionally), — it’s self-explainary. Then save (creating the directory if there isn’t one) as ~/Library/KeyBindings/DefaultKeyBinding.dict
..
PROFIT! Enjoy, for example your ⌥F doing forward-word. Everywhere. Well, mostly.
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Applications will pick this up after restaring (apps, not computer).
P.S.
It should look like this
{'f' = 'moveWordForward:';'>' = 'moveToEndOfDocument:';}b' = 'moveWordBackward:';'<' = 'moveToBeginningOfDocument:';'
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Collaboration on grant proposals has forced me to spend a lot of time writing in MS Word lately. I find my self typing emacs key strokes and then getting annoyed when I have to move my hand over to the arrow keys. (It’s maybe not as bad as typing Markdown marks within a LaTeX document, which I’ve also been doing.)A google search on the title of this post got me.