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From: mfy@sli.com (Mike Yoder)
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To: dagoura@MIT.EDU, groff@epee.enet.dec.com
Subject: hacking emacs macros


GNU Emacs doesn't use macros; it uses functions written in Emacs Lisp.
I assume that is what you meant.  Anyway, I've written lots of it, though there
may be a lot of SCAdians at MIT who know more.  If you want my help, just
tell me what you need done.

    Franz Joder von Joderhuebel (Michael F. Yoder) [mfy@sli.com]