ks> I would be interested to know what discipline you teach,
ks> Scott. Needs are going to differ for science, engineering,
ks> medicine, humanities etc.
Alas, I don't teach. I do work with several academic departments,
though, to meet their needs.
ks> There is an emacs mode for HTML but I never got it to work (didn't
ks> try too hard). I don't think it is particularly powerful nor easy
ks> to use, but I may be wrong. Any experience with it?
I don't think I've got the latest and greatest version of it, but
html-mode.el found via anonymous ftp at ftp.stolaf.edu in the
directory /pub/tmp. For those who haven't used it, it mostly provides
keybindings to reduce the number of keystrokes required to insert HTML
tags. It doesn't make any effort to keep you from mangling the tags,
once inserted.
-Scott
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Academic Computing Center, St. Olaf College Organizing Committee
1510 St. Olaf Ave., Northfield, MN 55057 (Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN)
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