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xemacs for DEBIAN
----------------------

This is XEmacs @VERSION@.  It is very much the same as GNU Emacs,
except that it has better support for X.  It is larger than GNU Emacs
so it requires more resources to run, but if you have them it is well
worth it IMO. :)

This version of XEmacs contains MULE support.  This is much better
internationalization support.  It displays Japanese/Korean/etc
characters.  You must have these fonts installed in order for this to
be effective.

James LewisMoss <dres@debian.org>, Sun, 21 Mar 1999 17:24:51 -0500

Notes:

1) To get auctex working please add "(require 'tex-site)" to your
   ~/.xemacs/init.el file.

2) You have to have xemacs@MAJVERSION@-basesupport and
   xemacs@MAJVERSION@-mulesupport installed BEFORE you compile this
   else bad things will happen.

3) For mule binaries you must use "fontSet" rather than "font" in
   Xresources to change the fonts used.  For example:
Emacs*font: -*-lucidatypewriter-medium-r-normal-*-10-*

becomes
Emacs*fontSet: -*-lucidatypewriter-medium-r-normal-*-10-*

4) Instead of "Emacs" as the Xresources class you can now use XEmacs,
   but if an XEmacs resource exists no Emacs resource will be noticed.

5) Please check out Help->Basics->News for other changes to the new
   versions.

6) Add "(setq-default font-menu-ignore-scaled-fonts nil)" to your
   .emacs file so that all the fonts in Options->Fonts become active.