> This is good info. These are all things I really, really don't want to do in my IDE The point of Emacs is that it's a text-editor, and as someone editing tex

> This is good info. These are all things I really, really don't want to do in my IDE The point of Emacs is that it's a text-editor, and as someone editing text all day (code, documentation, etc) I want the best, most consistent text-editing and text-process possible, without having to jump from tool to tool. With Emacs, you can mold everything you do to be consistent across all dimensions you can imagine. Once you get used to it, it is very weird (unthinkable?) to go back to other tools.