> OK, well, both are possible. RMS uses Rmail but Gnus is what
> is normally recommended, tho there are several mail clients
> for Emacs, actually ...

> As for editing websites, that can either refer to a mode -
> e.g., `mhtml-mode' to edit HTML files - or it can refer to, in
> general, editing files on a remote filesystem. One can do that
> with Emacs, using Tramp.
>
>> Do you know of a good resource to help install it? I could
>> give the Wiki another try.


I just tried installing it. So I just make a file in ~ named .gnus and
I added this content (attached file) would this be correct?

I am very new to Emacs so I do not know much about it. One thing I do
not get is when something says to "type this in" like M-x or something
where do I go to type this in?

Also, how would I get to 'mhtml-mode'?

If that ~/.gnus file is correct what is the next step?

Thanks,
Jason

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