WS>  >     Nope. It's just called Microsoft M. You can configure it to
WS>  > emulate WordStar or Emacs or another of the popular ones, or you
WS>  > can use it as is. 

WS> Since every keypress and mouse click I/O event in EMacs is
WS> configurable, wouldn't it make more sense to use EMacs to emulate
WS> it?

You like just the sort of person for whom I've been looking:  someone 
with a working knowledge of emacs.  Can you tell me:

1)  How to adjust the default tab space

2)  How to adjust the number of lines shown per screenful.

I've been battling those two things since I first got Linux.

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