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From: yasu@GANDALF.LL.MIT.EDU (Alan Yasutovich)
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Date: 15 Mar 90 14:44:25 GMT
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>By the way, when you get this recursive situation, press [ON][/\] (where [/\]
>is the triangle-up key, third from the left of the menu keys) simultaneously.
>This performs a machine-level interrupt and halts the recursion.  It is also
>documented in the reference manual(?) somewhere.
>
>John W. Loux
	

		That is a very interesting technique.  I hope it works if
	I have the problem again.  By the way,  It did have some more problems
	like that.  The "timed battery technique" didn't work.  I lost memory.
	I think everything is back to normal.
	P.S.  how do you invoke the "shift" /\ simultaneously with the 
	on button?