Re: Releasing the Emacs guided tour into the public domain; also, video

Hi Phil, 2007/3/27, Phil Sung <psung(a)mit.edu&gt; wrote: ... Cool. Although I still prefer the slides (they're point form, so they're easier for me to read) the HTML versions have cool extra tips like your pointer to M-x re-builder. I wonder: 1. Why not move the Migrating to Emacs stuff to near the end of the Introduction to Emacs slideshow? It contains useful info, but crucial info (e.g. how to install Emacs) or tons of info (e.g. how to customize Emacs), which all the other things have. That is why I would suggest merging it in there. 2. A suggestion: Maybe you should rearrange the webpage to encourage people to click the slides instead of the HTML. With their large graphics and easy-to-read point-form style, better to encourage people to click there. You could use a layout like this for each line: Introduction to Emacs Slides (concise): PDF / ODP Lecture text (detailed): HTML -- Jason Spiro: computer consulting with a smile. I provide software development and training services to clients worldwide. Contact me for a FREE consultation. Satisfaction guaranteed. +1 (416) 781-5938 / Email: info(a)jspiro.com / MSN: jasonspiro(a)hotmail.com _______________________________________________ XEmacs-Beta mailing list XEmacs-Beta(a)xemacs.org http://calypso.tux.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/xemacs-beta