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## Basic info commands
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+| Key/Chord | Action |
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| --- | ------ |
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| `h` | Enter info usage tutorial |
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| `?` | Show a summary of all available commands (Emacs info) |
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| `n` | Move foward to the next node |
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| `p` | Move backward to the previous node |
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| `b` | Move to the beginning of the current node |
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+| `e` | Move to the end of the current node |
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| `<CTRL>-L` | Display node again and cicle through screenful recentering position |
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| `]` | Move to the next node on the next level, when a node has menus |
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| `[` | Move to the previous node on the previous level, when the node has menus |
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+| `<` | Go to the 'Top' node of this file |
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+| `>` | Go to the final node in this file |
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| `m` | Go directly to one of the subnodes, it prompts for you to type the subtopic name, usually shown in a menu |
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| `u` | Go 'Up' to the node you just came from (one node up in the tree), leading you back to the menu |
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+| `^` | Same as 'u', go 'Up' a node from you just came from |
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| `<CTRL>-G` | Cancel the current operation, available when the prompt is expecting some input |
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| `<TAB>` | Move to menu subtopic lines and move to the next menu item on each <TAB> press |
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| `M-<TAB>` | Move backwards between menu subtopic items (<Shift>-<TAB> on Emacs info) |
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+| `<CTRL>-M-i | Move the cursor to previous cross-reference or menu subtopic items |
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| `<RET>` | Go to the currently selected subtopic menu item, descending one node in the tree. Also you can follow a selected cross reference |
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| `l` | Move back in history to the last node you were at |
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| `f` | Follow a cross reference by specifying the name, this will also suggest the nearest cross reference |
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| `f?` | List all the cross references in the current node |
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| `i` | Search the index for a given topic and takes you to the node which is listed in the indes for that topic |
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+| `,` | Move to the next match from a previous 'i' command |
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| `r` | Revisit nodes in the history list in foward direction, so 'r' returns you to the node you came from |
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| `L` | Creates a virtual node that contains a list of all the nodes you visited, you can select a node from this menu to visit it |
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+| `T` | Go to the table of contents of the current Info file |
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| `d` | Opens the directory node. This node is the first you see when you enter info |
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| `t` | Moves to the 'Top' node of the current manual manual, usually where the intro is |
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| `q` | This takes you out of info, no matter in which node you are |
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These commands are focused mostly on searching and finding something quickly, using the manual as a reference rather than as a tutorial. This includes searching text in a manual, searching the index of a manual, chosing a menu subtopic by its number, create an info buffer in emacs and the emacs info variables to modify the behavior of Emacs Info.
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-| Key | Action |
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+| Key/Chord | Action |
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| --- | ------ |
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| `<CTRL>-q` | Quotes the next character so it is entered literally, this is usually done when you are searching |
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| `s` | Allows you to search a whole Info file for a string, this switches to the node if necessary. Type 's' and '<RET>' again to search the same string again |
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+| `S` | Search through this Info file for the specified regexp case-sensitively |
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| `<CTRL>-s` | Start incremental search foward (Emacs and Standalone Info), and type '<RET>' to stop. Type the same sequence to repeat the search |
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+| `<CTRL>-M-s` | Use Isearch to search through multiple Info nodes |
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| `<CTRL>-r` | Start incremental search backwards, same sequence as foward to stop and repeat the search through multiple info nodes |
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| `I` | Search the index for a string and construct a virtual info node with the results of the index search making easier to select |
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| `g` | Go to a node by its name. For example 'gTop<RET>' will take you to the Top node in this file. You can also specify the node and the file: 'g(emacs)Top<RET>' will take you to the Top node in the emacs file |
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| `M-n` | When using emacs, select a new independent Info buffer in a new window |
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| `C-u m` | When using emacs, creates a new independent Info buffer visiting the subnode in the menu, prompts you typ type the subtopic |
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| `C-u g` | When using emacs, creates a new independent Info buffer visiting the subnode by its name, prompts you to type the name |
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+| `C-u C-h i` | Move to the new Info file with completion |
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| `C-u <number> C-h i` | Switch to the info buffer with the given <number>, creating it if does not exist |
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-| `M-x info-display-manual` | Show an Info manual by name |
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+| `M-x info-display-manual` | Show an Info manual by name |
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+| `M-x info-apropos` | Look for a string in the indices of all manuals |
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