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bar tomas wrote:
> sorry, I don't even know how to check the value of a variable (i tried
> typing alt-x user-init-file, but got nothing)
> How how can find the value of user-init-file?
> Thanks again.

Bar,

C-h v
runs "describe-variable", this will give you a brief description of what the
variable does, and its current setting.

HTH,
Colin S. Miller

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