Just click on the keyword that has the color you want to change and go to options -> customize -> face and then type in font-lock-keyword-face.
The campus version of StarOffice 8.0 (an office suite capable of reading and writing Microsoft office formats, and writing to PDF/PS) has been installed on the Sun and Linux hosts. Just run /lusr/bin/soffice to initialize it for use in your account. Those of you who run twm as your window manager, will need to switch to tvtwm in order to use this software.
Use the following command to add a directory to your font path. xset fp+ [name of directory] You may need to run xset fp rehash afterwards to add its fonts to the available listing.
You can view the file using acroread or xpdf. Staroffice 7 supports printing to PDF files.
The two major UNIX editors are emacs and vi. Other editors installed are xedit, xcoral, and xemacs, Sam, pico, ed, and nano. Others may be installed in /p/bin and supported by the public group.
Hold down the ctrl key and press x; then c. Please make sure you exit before you log out. See the man pages on Emacs for more information.
Press the escape key (esc on some machines) to make sure you are in command mode (also called edit mode). In command mode type "ZZ" or ":wq". If you want to exit without saving changes, use ":q!".
Use the right mouse button to bring up a menu and select "~~sam~~". Sam's command window should open; type "q" and press return.
Add the following to your .vimrc
unlet! g:loaded_matchparen
runtime plugins/matchparen.vimAppend the following to your .vimrc: let loaded_matchparen = 1