Replacing on entiere set of files is hard in Emacs. But I find the correct mumbo-magic procedure, and gifted it to you:

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Okey I love emacs, you are allowed to say I am a nerd. But I use emacs. So I could solve your problems with a Ctrl-Alt-x kung fu combination, involving yoga-like finger movements.

So do not mess with me... :D (I am like the Zohan, only with glasses :)

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So you know I need Emacs on every PC I use.

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Ops I did it again. Although I repeatedly said I didn't love emacs Lisp, I finally managed to learn it. So I want to share with you my tips, to help entering in the Emacs Lisp world in a fast, fun and easy way.

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Did you know? Emacs supports killing rectangles of text!

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Userful Commands:

1. keep-lines
2. sort-lines

For more similar options, see this "working with lines"

For playing with rectangles of text, see this tip

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Okey, getting emacs working on Windows is a pain, but we deserve a better editor for us(tm).

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In Excel you can easily fill in a column with a list of values. Some times also in Emacs you my need to write down a bunch of similar code. The dotimes function with the "elsp eval" M-x : (Esc + : on windooze) will solve your trouble easily. Try out this code on scratch buffer:

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Some "new" shiny IDE feature smart multi line editing, for instance for easily copy-past a block of code and then modifying it "live". Sublime text has some feature like this.... and Emacs?

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Sometimes I need a very very fast start on emacs. If you have the same need, put this in your init.el and live happy:

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