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Date: 21 Dec 89 17:20:17 GMT
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Bug report from G.Heielman Brewing Co.

I am unfamiliar with the original installation of Emacs on our system here,
but we do have a possible bug I would like to report.

We enter Emacs normally, from the command line (Pyramid computer running 
the dual univers OSx operating system, default --> System V) ... 
If a new buffer is created, a file is imported into it (C-x i) and the 
two asterisks show up on the status line (implying a change has been
made), the user may freely exit Emacs without a prompt for saving the 
buffer or anything.  The safeguard against losing buffer contents so 
well provided for in every other mode of Emacs operation seems to be lacking
here.  

Can you shed any light on this?

For now I have deactivated the C-x i command (not a very good stop gap fix).

Sincerely,

		BilL Bernhardt
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