Installation Problem with Fedora 17

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Hello,
I am a relatively unexperienced Linux/Fedora user. On Fedora 16 I once successfully installed Emacs with the nXML ability working just fine, even after making it DITA-aware.
Now I installed Fedora 17, downloaded Emacs, and followed the instructions on http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_use_Emacs_for_XML_editing, letter by letter. 

(Sideline question: I am not sure whether the yum shell used my rpm download or whether it performed an own download from whereever appropriate...)

I thought I did everything right but what is not working is the display of Docbook-Elements when I press CTRL-Enter within the <book>-element in the test file (as described on the a. m. Fedora web page). Message: "C-return is undefined". 

I have repeatedly checked everything I was able to think of as a source of error (checking the .emacs file, the schemas.xml, the existence of rnc files...). I could not find something similar with your search function, so I am looking forward to hopefully receive hints and tips from somebody willing to support a beginner in gaining experience.
Thanks a lot in advance!
Ingrid.




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