[Lvlug] Emacs: Black Text on White Background, Courier 12 Pt. Font

[Stephen Corbesero]

You already posted that you found a solution via the .emacs file, but
I solved the same problem by editing my .Xdefaulst (.Xresources).  I
added the following to it
   emacs*background: white
you can, of course, set numerous other features of emacs this way.



On Sat, Aug 20, 2005 at 06:54:10PM -0400, Randy Kramer wrote:

> Anyway, I want to read that in Emacs (in info mode), but first I
> need to make Emacs easier on my eyes, by getting black text on a
> white background, and a nicer (to me font).  I'm guessing I need to
> make some changes (or create) a .emacs.el file in my /home.

> Anybody know the commands I'd have to put in the file?
> 
> Can anybody give me a hint on how to start (or put) Emacs in info mode?
> 
> Meanwhile, I'll be reading the HTML version of the tutorial (and the one for 
> Emacs).
> 
> Randy Kramer
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