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rkrishna@dev.tivoli.com wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I dial in from my home machine to work and run emacs on the shell
> (solaris2 box). I can't figure out how to configure emacs to recognize 
> the Alt key from Linux.
> 
> In Linux itself, I can use the Alt key with any problems.
> 
> Thanks,
> Raghu
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Use your escape key, but don't hold it down.  For example, to scroll
back up a screen, hit Esc, then "v".

BTW  I reccomend running emacs locally (x window version), and using
ange-ftp to open your files.  To use it, hit C-x C-f to open a file
as usual, and then type:

/username@remote.machine:/path/file.you.want.

It will ask you for a password (once), and then when you save, revert,
etc. it's all done transparently by ftp.  It's also quick and responsive
because it's running locally.  Hope that helps!

Derek van Westrum

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