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SORT$ Commands for sorting the buffer.~ C Sort the region alphabetically line by line.
Numeric arg means sort into reverse order.
Use M-X Undo to undo the sort.# C Sort the region alphabetically page by page.
You should put a page separator after the last page before sorting.
If you don't, one will be made automatically. It will not be
deleted automaticaly afterward. Use M-X Undo to undo the sort.
Numeric arg means sort into reverse order. C Sort the region alphabetically paragraph by paragraph.
Numeric arg means sort into reverse order.
Use M-X Undo to undo the sort. C Specify how to reorder the pages.
Leaves you in buffer *Permutation Table* editing
the first lines of all pages in the buffer you were in.
You can permute these lines and then have that translate to the real
buffer with Permute Pages From Table.? C Permutes current buffer into another.
Creates a new file, in the buffer *Permuted Buffer*, which is constructed
by taking pages from the current buffer in the order specified by the
table in the buffer *Permutation Table*. (You can make such a table to
permute with the function Make Page Permutation Table.)d Sort Lines
Sort Pages
Sort Paragraphs
Make Page Permutation Table
Permute Pages From Table
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