This document provides a cheatsheet for using Emacs for blogging, including general Emacs commands like saving files and navigating text, Org mode commands for formatting text like expanding headings, and Org mode examples for formatting paragraphs, headings, lists, inline markup, hyperlinks, and preformatted text.

1. Easy Blogging With Emacs – cheatsheet
General Emacs Commands
C-x 1 one Window
C-x d directory list
C-x s save
C-x C-s save
C-x C-c exit
C-x C-f open file
C-y yank (paste)
C-a go to beginning of line
C-e go to end of line
C-space start selection
M-w copy selection
C-w cut selection
M-q auto-wrap lines
C-g cancel
Org Commands
Tab expand/collapse
M-Enter add new item to the list
C-c C-c reformat
C-c C-e h export to html
Org­Mode Examples
➔Paragraphs:
Paragraph1
Paragraph1 continued
Paragraph2
Paragraph2 continued
➔Headings:
* Heading1
** Heading2
*** Heading3
** Heading2
* Heading1
** Heading2
➔Lists:
+ item-1
1. item-1.1
2. item-1.2
3. item-1.3
+ item-2
- item-2.1
- item-2.2
- item-2.3
+ item-3
➔Inline markup:
*bold*, /italic/, _underlined_,
=code= and ~verbatim~
➔Hyperlink:
[[http://www.google.com][Google]]
➔Preformatted:
#+BEGIN_EXAMPLE
Some example from a text file.
#+END_EXAMPLE