quitting a file

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Date: Wed, 07 Jun 1989 16:07

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   Date: Wed, 7 Jun 89 10:11:04 -0400
   From: bsmith@osf.osf.org (Bruce Smith)

   Hello!
   This is probably not a bug; however, it is a question I need answered and can't
   find the answer in your manual. Also, there is a lack of emacs experts around
   here; most praise emacs and continue using vi. I am relatively new to Unix and
   to OSF (today is my sixth day) and I would like to use emacs instead of vi.
   Anyway, my question is: How do I leave a file that I have either made changes
   to that I don't want to save or that I have made no changes to at all; I want to
   quit the file without leaving emacs. Have I missed something obvious? Thank you.
				Bruce Smith (bsmith@osf.org)


Won't C-x k (kill buffer) do that?
--Chris

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