Goodbye Markdown! | Org-Mode Tutorial | Switching to Emacs #5.1

[@MatheusAugustoDaSilva]

ERRATA: At 8:56 I meant to say "C-c C-o" in order to follow links in an org-mode buffer. Also, I somehow forgot to mention this about links but you can also input them with the "C-c C-l" keybinding.

[@fredklier]

I wasn't able to use the macro "

[@johannesjoseph823]

This is very useful, but how could I add spellcheck capabilities (for French, German) in org mode?

[@rkrajhan0]

Thanks, Keep doing these great videos, It would be reference for emacs noobs and fans. Wow, Markdown using emacs, and that too we can using the same(source code) as text editor for programming. I assume markdown notes can be converted to Latex if we want.

[@MatheusAugustoDaSilva]

Thank you! I'll keep them coming! We'll be seeing Exporting to PDF, HTML and other formats in the coming episodes.

[@AndersJackson]

There are actually a mode for markdown too in Emacs. Or you can export Org-mode to Markdown. Org-mode != Markdown. Org-mode > Markdown.

[@KutAnimus]

Hey thanks for the tutorial, but I can't see the org-basics.org file in your github repo anywhere. Where can I find it?

[@Gold_fi]

Pls is their a way to convert from .org to .doc/docx. Pls if their is would you kindly do a video on that cos I mostly work with .doc at work but would want to do all my works in org mode

[@MatheusAugustoDaSilva]

If I have understood the Org manual correctly ( see source here: orgmode.org/manual/ODT-export-commands.html#ODT-export-commands ), you can add this line to your .emacs: (setq org-odt-preferred-output-format "doc") This should globally set all your ODT exports (C-c C-e o) to generate .doc files by using .odt as an intermediary. You can also specify this on a file-by-file basis by adding these lines to the end of your buffer, saving and then reverting the buffer: ;; Local variables: ;; org-odt-preferred-output-format: doc ;; end:

[@MatheusAugustoDaSilva]

I`'ll be sure to add this info to the org-export video as well! Thanks for bringing it up.

[@Gold_fi]

Thanks will definitely try that

[@martinpetersen3187]

Please use a color theme with a light background for your tutorials. Far better readable for your viewers.