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From: craig@sli.com (Craig Woods)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: control characters in terminal emulation progs
Keywords: Kludge, Set Mark Solution
Message-ID: <1989Jul5.145105.8192@sli.com>
Date: 5 Jul 89 14:51:05 GMT
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...In reply to the original question (How to set a mark in emacs, using a Mac
II as a terminal emulator):

Try 'Command (Apple?) - space' rather than Control-@ or Control-Space.  I hit
this by accident once, and sure enough, it set a mark! I don't know if the goat
I sacrificed on the previous sabbath had anything to do with it...

I use NCSA Telnet on a Mac II, which emulates a vt220, and this works for
GNU-Emacs 18.53, and for Gosling Emacs on VMS (don't know the release #)

Hope this helps.

Craig Woods
uunet!sli!craig		FIrst time user, no disclaimer possible.

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Subject: Re: control characters in terminal emulation progs
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...In reply to the original question (How to set a mark in emacs, using a Mac
II as a terminal emulator):

Try 'Command (Apple?) - space' rather than Control-@ or Control-Space.  I hit
this by accident once, and sure enough, it set a mark! I don't know if the goat
I sacrificed on the previous sabbath had anything to do with it...
Also have no clue about ASCII null, or resedit. 

I use NCSA Telnet on a Mac II, which emulates a vt220, and this works for
GNU-Emacs 18.53, and for Gosling Emacs on VMS (don't know the release #)

Hope this helps.

Craig Woods
uunet!sli!craig		FIrst time user, no disclaimer possible.