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Subject: The ^S, ^Q problem.
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Date: Wed, 16-Oct-85 20:02:37 EDT
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From: Rob Rimbold <rimbold%ulowell.csnet@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA>


The Amiga will stop output to the screen when any character is typed from the
keyboard, and resume output when either the character is erased or followed
by a carriage return. That is why the ^X that someone mentioned that they 
were using as an XON character works.


How did anyone manage to get 30 or so box demos running on the screen at once?
I tried with my 512K machine, and only managed about 20 before it complained
about 'Not enough memory' and asked me to reset. Has anyone else tried 'boxing'
up the screen?

~Rob