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From: "Stephen D. House" <house@ro.com>
Subject: COLOR Ada Mode for EMACS (Win95)
Date: 1996/06/28
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Date: 1996-06-28T00:00:00+00:00
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I know that I shouldn't believe the demo, but I saw a demo of EMACS for 
Win95 in the Ada mode with various parts of the source color coded.  
I've got the latest emacs (19.31.1 i386 nt4.0) and ada mode (Heritsch & 
Ebert version), but haven't found any hooks to get it to switch in 
"color" mode, or set the colors of any text.

What did I see?  Can I get it?  Do I already have it and am just to 
stupid to get it to work?