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From: pauld@scenic.wa.com (Paul Barton-Davis)
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Subject: binding control-arrow-keys to forward/backward-word
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You might have problems with this - the dialup line speed might introduce
enough delay between whatever escape sequences are produced by your
cursor keys that Emacs sees several "separate" keys being pressed.

I have this problem, both with Emacs and with other curses based programs
when used over a rather erratic cross-country modem connection.

Paul Barton-Davis			<pauld@scenic.wa.com>
ScenicSoft, Inc.			
(206) 776-7760
			"Industry without art is brutality"