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From: ross@sybil.cs.Buffalo.EDU (Donald Ross)
Newsgroups: comp.emacs,gnu.emacs,gnu.emacs.bug
Subject: Re: Problem with GNU Emacs.
Keywords: Problem, search-forward, scroll lock.
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Date: 11 Dec 89 21:20:05 GMT
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In article <3071@uceng.UC.EDU> sramacha@uceng.UC.EDU (Sridhar Ramachandran) 
writes:
>
>I have been having a problem with my GNU Emacs. Whenever I use
>a sequence with C-S in it like search-forward and saving-buffers,
>I scroll lock the terminal. It is as if Emacs hasn't read the
>C-S at all. Then I have to type C-q to unlock the screen.
>I am using a terminal with vt100 settings and default
>Emacs settings. 
>
>Can somebody help me out of this problem?
>
>--Sridhar Ramachandran.


Try     M-x (enable-flow-control)

This sets C-] equal to C-s so that you won't be locking the screen
scroll (which I know can be very annoying). Now, C-] will invoke
I-search and likewise C-x C-s will invoke save-buffer, etc.

If this is what your looking for just insert (enable-flow-control) in
your .emacs file.

				Don.
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