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From: stone@triton.unm.edu (Andrew Stone)
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Subject: Re: What's the Vulcan nerve pinch for the cube and slab?
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Date: 4 Dec 90 04:33:53 GMT
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In article <338@heaven.woodside.ca.us> glenn@heaven.woodside.ca.us (Glenn Reid) writes:
>In article <1990Nov30.015912.10786@lavaca.uh.edu> davison@menudo.uh.edu (Dan Davison) writes:
>>Also known as the "three-finger salute".  On PCs it's control-alt-del,
>>on Suns L1-A, but is there one on the cube?
>
>Command-command-backquote (hold down both command keys and hit the
>backquote character in the upper-left corner of the numeric keypad).

 Right Command-backquote is the Vulcan Mind Meld: it just gives you a softer
 landing supposedly, and it asks you to type r to restart,instead of
 throwing you into the monitor, which might be frightening for the naive
 user.

	andrew