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Subject: Re: Poll
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Date: Mon, 10-Jun-85 01:59:30 EDT
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From: Scott J. Kramer <sjk@sri-spam>
As long as C-c C-c doesn't mail the message, I'm for it.  It
turns out that when I use the MICOM dialup from home, C-c is
sometimes transmitted; it happened several times earlier and
it just "ding"d when I was in gnuemacs, which is more than
I can say for the long shell lines that like to abort as I
nearly finish typing them.

I'd prefer nearly *any* prefix over the current C-z map; I
was gonna change it anyway after getting the self-customizing
documentation mods so I didn't have to bother with that
inconsistency.

By the way, did someone have problems with insert/delete character
not working?  They worked okay here until, I think, the latest
release.  I'm tired of using "open-line" and "delete-indentation"
at 1200 baud.

scott