Emacs and Org Mode Tutorials

I use Emacs for doing lot of things but the main think I use it for is Org Mode. You will find lot of content here that will help to learn how to use Org Mode and Emacs.

Org-mode - describe key command

Submitted by ravisagar on

You can easily find out about existing key bindings using the describe-key command in Emacs.

#Emacs #describekey

Org-mode - Taking notes without Emacs?

Submitted by ravisagar on

Often I have to take notes without Emacs or Org Mode but instead of feeling sad I just make sure I take notes in a way that I can later move them to Org Mode.

#Emacs #TakeNotes

Org-mode - CSV mode is not bad

Submitted by ravisagar on

Today I tried the CSV Mode in emacs and I think it is quite good. You can sort columns and also transpose very easily.

#Emacs #csvmode

Org-mode - Emacs Web Wowser is good

Submitted by ravisagar on

To browse a website within Emacs you can use Emacs Web Wowser and it is quite good and works really well.

#Emacs #eww

Org-mode - copy paste tables

Submitted by ravisagar on

You can copy paste table text from a spreadsheet to an Org Mode and then convert it to a proper table with a simple command.

#Emacs #OrgMode #Tables

Org-mode - Completely moved to org-reveal

Submitted by ravisagar on

I have now completely stopped using Google slides and PPTs. I am in a process of converting all my old slides to org files.

#Emacs #OrgMode #OrgReveal

Org-mode - It is easy to make daily videos

Submitted by ravisagar on

It is not difficult to make daily videos. Just talk about things that you do in general and keep track of your work. Org Mode can help a lot in organising your life.

#Emacs #OrgMode

Org mode - Insert timestamp in proposals

Submitted by ravisagar on

I have been using Org Mode and LaTeX for creating proposals now and today I thought I will show you how to insert timestamp with proper formatting.

#emacs #timestamps

Org-mode - Hide any random line from export

Submitted by ravisagar on

I was looking for a way to hide a lines from the LaTeX export without making it a subtree and I found a very simple way of doing it.

#emacs #hidelines

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