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The document provides a list of useful commands for memorization, specifically for use after pressing M-x. It includes instructions for the commands 'describe-key' and 'describe-function' to obtain information about key bindings and functions, respectively. Additionally, it mentions the 'ren-buf' command for renaming buffers without affecting the original file name.

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Commands

The document provides a list of useful commands for memorization, specifically for use after pressing M-x. It includes instructions for the commands 'describe-key' and 'describe-function' to obtain information about key bindings and functions, respectively. Additionally, it mentions the 'ren-buf' command for renaming buffers without affecting the original file name.

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Here you will find a list of commands that are usefull to memorize.

All commands listed here can be entered as written after pressing M-x

- describe-key <RET> keyBinding


After pressing M-x, enter describe-key, then press enter. At this point execute
the keyBinding you would like information on.
A new buffer will open in a split frame with the requested information.
- describe-function <RET> function <RET>
Same as describe-key except you provide the function name.
u provide the function name.
*- Managing buffers
- ren-buf <RET> BufferName <RET>
Allows you to rename a buffer. If the buffer represent a file, it does NOT
rename the file.
C-x C-s after modification inside the buffer will save it to your original file
name

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