Math Help - Limit notation in Mathematica

1. Limit notation in Mathematica

I am creating a presentation in Mathematica, so I am using all the pretty typesetting (not sure if that is the correct term), so for example when I use an integral I type
Code:
esc-i-n-t-esc
as opposed to
Code:
Integral[...
And now I want to use a limit. Is there some way to do this other than
Code:
Limit[
? I scowered the web and the documentation center, and am pretty well convinced that it can't be done. Unless I defined some custom notation, but I have not had much luck doing this with: Lim underscript x->?
Any ideas?

2. NAotation Package

Perhaps this Notation Package would help. I have not been able to get it to work though.

3. still looking

I'm still working on this one if anyone has any ideas.
Thanks!

4. MMA seems to very bitchy about how you type in stuff for the Notation package. Try this:

<<Notation`

A new window should pop with a "Notation Palette". Click the first button in that window. In your notebook, you should get something like
Notation[placeholder <==> placeholder]

Replace the left placeholder by
lim--Crtl-_--x_
by which i mean that you should use MMA's shorthand way of typing SubscriptBox[lim, x_].

Replace the right placeholder by
Limit[f_, x_]

That should do the trick.