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From: adelman@LBL-CSA2.ARPA (Kenneth Adelman)
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Subject: Re: Simulating ctrl/y AST.
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Date: Sun, 2-Aug-87 14:46:06 EDT
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Posted: Sun Aug  2 14:46:06 1987
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	You can simulate the effect of the control-Y ast in a program
by calling LIB$PAUSE to suspend your program execution. Of course, if
you want the simulation to be exact, you should probably use
LIB$ENABLE_CTRL to check and see if control-Y is enabled in the 
first place (and if it isn't, then don't LIB$PAUSE).

						Kenneth Adelman
						LBL