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	Index Entry	Section

N
	named function	17.3 Naming a Function
	NaN	9.3 Floating Point Basics
	`narrow-to-page`	41.4 Narrowing
	`narrow-to-region`	41.4 Narrowing
	narrowing	41.4 Narrowing
	native widget	50.3.6 Native GUI Widgets
	`natnum-specifier-p`	48.5 Specifier Types
	`natnump`	9.5 Type Predicates for Numbers
	natural numbers	9.5 Type Predicates for Numbers
	`nconc`	11.6.3 Functions that Rearrange Lists
	negative infinity	9.3 Floating Point Basics
	`negative-argument`	25.9 Prefix Command Arguments
	network connection	56.13 Network Connections
	new file message	35.1.2 Subroutines of Visiting
	`newline`	43.5 User-Level Insertion Commands
	newline and Auto Fill mode	43.5 User-Level Insertion Commands
	newline in print	23.5 Output Functions
	newline in strings	8.4.8 String Type
	`newline-and-indent`	43.16.2 Indentation Controlled by Major Mode
	next input	25.6.5 Miscellaneous Event Input Features
	`next-command-event`	25.6.2 Reading One Event
	`next-event`	25.6.2 Reading One Event
	`next-extent`	47.4 Finding Extents
	`next-frame`	39.5 Finding All Frames
	`next-history-element`	24.9 Minibuffer Miscellany
	`next-matching-history-element`	24.9 Minibuffer Miscellany
	`next-property-change`	43.18.3 Property Search Functions
	`next-screen-context-lines`	38.11 Vertical Scrolling
	`next-single-property-change`	43.18.3 Property Search Functions
	`next-window`	38.5 Cyclic Ordering of Windows
	`nil`	16.2 Variables That Never Change
	`nil` and lists	11.1 Lists and Cons Cells
	`nil` in keymap	26.8 Key Lookup
	`nil` in lists	8.4.6 Cons Cell and List Types
	`nil` input stream	23.2 Input Streams
	`nil` output stream	23.4 Output Streams
	`nil`, uses of	1.3.2 `nil` and `t`
	`nintersection`	11.7 Using Lists as Sets
	`ninth`	11.4 Accessing Elements of Lists
	`nlistp`	11.3 Predicates on Lists
	`no-catch`	15.5.1 Explicit Nonlocal Exits: `catch` and `throw`
	`no-redraw-on-reenter`	52.1 Refreshing the Screen
	Non-ISO-8859-1 octal character escape	8.4.3 Character Type
	nondirectory part (of file name)	35.8.1 File Name Components
	`noninteractive`	57.11 Batch Mode
	noninteractive use	57.11 Batch Mode
	nonlocal exits	15.5 Nonlocal Exits
	nonprinting characters, reading	25.6.4 Quoted Character Input
	`nontext-pointer-glyph`	50.3.5 External Glyphs
	`normal-mode`	33.1.3 How XEmacs Chooses a Major Mode
	`not`	15.3 Constructs for Combining Conditions
	`not-modified`	37.5 Buffer Modification
	`nothing-image-instance-p`	50.2.4.1 Image Instance Types
	`nreverse`	11.6.3 Functions that Rearrange Lists
	`nset-difference`	11.7 Using Lists as Sets
	`nset-exclusive-or`	11.7 Using Lists as Sets
	`nth`	11.4 Accessing Elements of Lists
	`nth-value`	14.4 Multiple values
	`nthcdr`	11.4 Accessing Elements of Lists
	`null`	11.3 Predicates on Lists
	number equality	9.6 Comparison of Numbers
	`number-char-or-marker-p`	42.2 Predicates on Markers
	`number-or-marker-p`	42.2 Predicates on Markers
	`number-to-string`	10.7 Conversion of Characters and Strings
	`numberp`	9.5 Type Predicates for Numbers
	numbers	9. Numbers
	numbers	9.2 Rational Basics
	numbers	9.5 Type Predicates for Numbers
	numbers	9.5 Type Predicates for Numbers
	`numerator`	9.2 Rational Basics
	numeric prefix	10.10 Formatting Strings
	numeric prefix argument	25.9 Prefix Command Arguments
	numeric prefix argument usage	25.2.2 Code Characters for `interactive`
	`nunion`	11.7 Using Lists as Sets

O
	`obarray`	13.3 Creating and Interning Symbols
	obarray in completion	24.5.1 Basic Completion Functions
	`objc-mode-map`	E. Standard Keymaps
	object	8. Lisp Data Types
	object to string	23.5 Output Functions
	`object-plist`	13.4.2 Property List Functions for Objects
	oblique	49.2.5 Font Instance Characteristics
	obsolete buffer	37.6 Comparison of Modification Time
	`occur-mode-map`	E. Standard Keymaps
	octal character code	8.4.3 Character Type
	octal character input	25.6.4 Quoted Character Input
	`octal-escape-glyph`	50.3.3 Redisplay Glyphs
	`oddp`	9.5 Type Predicates for Numbers
	`one-window-p`	38.2 Splitting Windows
	`only-global-abbrevs`	46.3 Defining Abbrevs
	`open parenthesis character`	45.2.1 Table of Syntax Classes
	`open-database`	55.1 Connecting to a Database
	`open-dribble-file`	57.8.3 Recording Input
	`open-network-stream`	56.13 Network Connections
	`open-termscript`	57.9 Terminal Output
	operating system environment	57.3 Operating System Environment
	option descriptions	1.3.7.2 A Sample Variable Description
	optional arguments	17.2.3 Advanced Features of Argument Lists
	options on command line	57.1.4 Command Line Arguments
	`or`	15.3 Constructs for Combining Conditions
	order of extents	47.3 Extent Endpoints
	ordering of windows, cyclic	38.5 Cyclic Ordering of Windows
	`other-buffer`	37.8 The Buffer List
	`other-window`	38.5 Cyclic Ordering of Windows
	`other-window-scroll-buffer`	38.11 Vertical Scrolling
	Outline mode	43.19 Substituting for a Character Code
	output from processes	56.9 Receiving Output from Processes
	output stream	23.4 Output Streams
	outside margin	51.1 Annotation Basics
	overflow	9.1 Integer Basics
	overlay arrow	52.7 The Overlay Arrow
	`overlay-arrow-position`	52.7 The Overlay Arrow
	`overlay-arrow-string`	52.7 The Overlay Arrow
	Overlong hex character escape	8.4.3 Character Type
	`overriding-local-map`	26.7 Active Keymaps
	`overriding-local-map`	E. Standard Keymaps
	`overriding-terminal-local-map`	26.7 Active Keymaps
	`overwrite-mode`	43.5 User-Level Insertion Commands

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