On Thu, 05 Sep 2002 06:46:08 +0200, Eli Zaretskii said:
> In my experience, indexing functions, commands, and variables, while 
> important, is not enough to have a good index.  You need a good concept 
> index where users can look up subjects that are not in the text.  As an 
> example, consider an index item "cut and paste" in the Emacs manual.

Amen.

'C-h a' does a fairly good job of describing the trees.  It does a truly
horrid job of describing the forest.

For example, setting zmacs-region to nil will affect the setting of the
X selection - and will also affect the behavior of M-u (whether to do
a word or region).  Lotta forest there.

Custom - I've never decided for sure there's any actual trees in there. ;)


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				Valdis Kletnieks
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				Virginia Tech