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From: jhc@vax5.CIT.CORNELL.EDU
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Subject: Re: Various questions...
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Date: 21 Mar 89 20:43:42 GMT
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In article <37584@think.UUCP> fad@think.com (Franklin A Davis) writes:
>In article <18168@vax5.CIT.CORNELL.EDU> jhc@vax5.cit.cornell.edu (James H. Cloos, Jr.) writes:
>>Well, seeing as C-SPACE is just a euphimism for C-@, or \000, why don't you
>>try to use C-@ for set-mark?  You'll find that it works quite well in
>>Terminal.
>
>Yes, but C-@ is shifted, so it uses three fingers.  Miserable hack.

Except that you don't have to hit the shift key.  Just CTRL & 2/@.  You
reach up rather than down, and it is harder to use your right hand for the
second key, but you don't need to use 3 keys.

Sorry that I didn't point that out precisely.

-JimC
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James H. Cloos,