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From: sukenick@ccnysci.UUCP (SYG)
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Subject: Re: Looking for Computer Folklore
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Date: 27 Feb 89 13:47:42 GMT
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>"And it you can change it all back, just like this" he proclaims,subsequently
>converting all "a"s back to "i", including those that had been "a"s originally.

What, no `undo' key?

As I tell my class, the  `u' key can be your best friend.......
(don't leave home without it!)

(This is drilled into them as everyone makes outrageous changes
on a practice file and then corrects with `u'....and then the limitation
is shown by changing all the l's to 1's, then erasing one character,
then `u' (`u' will work only for last change).