First, you will need emacs installed! (duh?) This does not do that. This is ONLY files for you .emacs.d file.
If you are running Windows, do not fret! This should work for you! You just need to make sure you have a reasonable installation of emacs installed.
To install Emacs on Windows, your best bet (to get all features working nicely) is to get a zip file from the emacs-w64 project on SourceForge. As of this writing, the latest version is here. Once downloaded, extract it anywhere you have write access to. To add it to your start menu, run the 'addpm.exe' in the bin directory.
Usually, just use your package manager, otherwise, I think you are able to figure it out :)
- Clone this repo somewhere
- Copy the .emacs.d directory to your home directory.
- Windows: C:\Users<username>\AppData\Roaming
- Make sure you keep the initial '.' of the directory name!
- Linux: ~/
- Start Emacs and enjoy!
SSSSHHHHHH! It's a secret!
Yeah, have that too!
C-c 1 -- Open Remedy case in default browser. Does not have to be full number, it will figure it out.
C-c 2 -- Open Vantive VMAC in default browser.
C-c 3 -- Open Huge VMAC Calendar.
C-c 4 -- Open Vantive VMAC in Emacs in all text.