Re: w3help: going to url

["Robert J. Chassell" <bob@rattlesnake.com>]

   > I am a newbie at w3. How do I tell w3 how to go to a particular
   > url that is not linked in the current page?  Adam Shapiro

First try the `describe-bindings' command, which is bound to `Control h b'.

Look for commands with suggestive names, such as w3-fetch.  (Indeed,
that command is bound to Control o, which is what you want.)

I use Control h b all the time.  Put in a different way, I often type
Control h and then a character.  I use Control h m, Control h f,
Control h v and Control h k all the time, and sometimes Control h w.
There are other Control h commands, but to discover those I have to
type Control h twice because I cannot remember them.

Incidentally, in w3m-mode, the word fetch is not listed, but goto
is. w3m-goto-url is g.  You can download w3m-mode from 
http://emacs-w3m.namazu.org  or install it in Debian with

    apt-get install w3m w3m-el

(In the past, I found that w3m-mode was faster, but had fewer features
than 3m-mode.  I do not know the current differences.)

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    Robert J. Chassell                         
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