scroll other window UP?

scroll other window UP?

[Tyler]

Hello,

I'm new to emacs, but really enjoying all the features. One thing I 
haven't been able to do is scroll the other window up, ie. the reverse 
of M-C-v. I figured out how to do it as a keyboard macro: C-x ( C-u - 
M-C-v C-x ), but I'd really rather have that bound to something like M-c 
or M-b. I've followed the examples in the emacs info, but I can't get 
the syntax right. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks,

Tyler

Re: scroll other window UP?

[Henrik Enberg]

> From: Tyler <tyler.smith@mail.mcgill.ca>
> Date: Thu, 04 Aug 2005 21:55:22 -0400
> 
> I'm new to emacs, but really enjoying all the features. One thing I 
> haven't been able to do is scroll the other window up, ie. the reverse 
> of M-C-v. I figured out how to do it as a keyboard macro: C-x ( C-u - 
> M-C-v C-x ), but I'd really rather have that bound to something like M-c 
> or M-b. I've followed the examples in the emacs info, but I can't get 
> the syntax right. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

C-M-S-v

(S is shift)

Re: scroll other window UP?

[Tyler]

Excellent thanks! That was the hint I needed - I used C-h k to find out 
the command name, and now I've bound it to a shorter key combo for my 
own use!

Cheers,

Tyler

Henrik Enberg wrote:
>>From: Tyler <tyler.smith@mail.mcgill.ca>
>>Date: Thu, 04 Aug 2005 21:55:22 -0400
>>
>>I'm new to emacs, but really enjoying all the features. One thing I 
>>haven't been able to do is scroll the other window up, ie. the reverse 
>>of M-C-v. I figured out how to do it as a keyboard macro: C-x ( C-u - 
>>M-C-v C-x ), but I'd really rather have that bound to something like M-c 
>>or M-b. I've followed the examples in the emacs info, but I can't get 
>>the syntax right. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
> 
> 
> C-M-S-v
> 
> (S is shift)
> 
>