# EDT Emulation for Emacs

## Table of Contents

- 1 Overview of the EDT Package
  - 1.1 How to Begin Using EDT
  - 1.2 What’s New in Version 4.0
  - 1.3 The Aims of this Package
- 2 Terminals/Keyboards that are Supported
- 3 How to Get Started
- 4 Notes Specific to Certain Platforms
  - 4.1 Sun Workstations Running X
  - 4.2 PC Users Running MS-DOS
  - 4.3 PC Users Running GNU/Linux
  - 4.4 General Notes on Using `NumLock` for the `PF1` Key on Unix Systems
- 5 How Does this EDT Emulation Differ from Real EDT?
- 6 Some Highlights, and Comparisons to the Original Emacs EDT Emulation
- 7 Customizing Emulation
  - 7.1 Creating your own `edt-user.el` File
  - 7.2 Specifying Word Entities
  - 7.3 Enabling EDT Control Key Sequence Bindings
  - 7.4 Setting Scroll Margins
- Appendix A GNU Free Documentation License

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# Emacs EDT emulation

This manual describes the Emacs EDT package, which provides emulation of DEC’s EDT editor.

This file documents the EDT emulation package for Emacs.

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