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Introduction
Welcome! We hope you enjoy using Epsilon. We think you'll find
that Epsilon provides power and flexibility unmatched by any other
editor for a personal computer.Epsilon has a command set and general philosophy similar to the EMACS-style editors used on many different kinds of computers. If you've used an EMACS-style editor before, you will find Epsilon's most commonly used commands and keys familiar. If you haven't used an EMACS-style editor before, you can use Epsilon's tutorial program. Chapter 2 tells you how to install Epsilon and how to use the tutorial program.
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