Commands that change the hilighting, screen color and screen appearance:
add-color(2) Create a new color
add-color-scheme(2) Create a new color scheme
change-font(2) Change the screen font
change-screen-depth(2) Change the number of lines on the screen
change-screen-width(2) Change the number of columns on the screen
hilight(2) Manage the buffer hilighting schemes
indent(2) Manage the auto-indentation methods
line-scheme-search(3) Search and annotate the current buffer
restyle-buffer(3) Automatically reformat a buffer's indentation
restyle-region(3) Automatically reformat a regions indentation
scheme-editor(3) Color Scheme Editor
show-region(2) Show the current copy region
$box-chars(5) Characters used to draw lines
$buffer-hilight(5) Define current buffer hilighting scheme
$buffer-scheme(5) Buffer color scheme
$cursor-blink(5) Cursor blink rate
$cursor-color(5) Cursor foreground color
$global-scheme(5) Global buffer color scheme
$line-scheme(5) Set the current line color scheme
$mode-line(5) Mode line format
$mode-line-scheme(5) Mode line color scheme
$mouse-pos(5) Mouse position information
$screen-depth(5) Number of character lines on the screen canvas
$screen-width(5) Number of character columns on the screen canvas
$scroll-bar(5) Scroll bar configuration
$scroll-bar-scheme(5) Scroll bar color scheme
$show-modes(5) Select buffer modes to display
$show-region(5) Enable the hilighting of regions
$system(5) System configuration variable
$window-chars(5) Character set used to render the windows
(c) Copyright JASSPA 1999
Last Modified: 1999/07/12
Generated On: 1999/07/16