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From: cmcmanis%pepper@Sun.COM (Chuck McManis)
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Subject: Re: Fast fonts...  (AkA, FF )
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Date: 18 Jan 89 17:56:58 GMT
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In article <8901180336.AA01749@jade.berkeley.edu> (Jonathan Crone) writes:
->                                              ...  thirdly,
->what to i do to reset my cli when it gets put into the alternate
->charater set when you type an executible without the opt h

In article <10865@umn-cs.CS.UMN.EDU> brant@uf.msc.umn.edu (Gary Brant) writes:
->Again, if you are in the shell, you have to exit the shell to get out of
->the alternate character set.  You can then startup a new shell & everything
->will be hunky.

Well can't you just type ^O and get the regular characters back ? I don't
use the dillon/drew shell so I don't know if this is trapped but I don't
think it would be. Oh, and ^N will put your back into funky character mode.
(ASCII codes for SI == Shift In, SO == Shift Out)

--Chuck McManis
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