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>>>>> On 8 Nov 90 22:33:12 GMT, deven@rpi.edu (Deven T. Corzine) said:
Deven> No, Tom...  People can still bitch about it -- for * to be equivalent
Deven> to #?, it has to be in conjunction with something, not alone.  That
Deven> is, you can do "delete *.o" but not "delete *"...  However, you *can*
Deven> use "delete **" instead, so I guess it's not *too* bad...  (People
Deven> just have to be made aware doubling it works for a match-everything
Deven> wildcard...  yes, it's still 2 keystrokes, like #?, but both the same
Deven> key, and one many people are used to...)

	The first thing I did with my Amiga was to customize the "S"
	keymap. In so called Swedish/Finnish keymap you should press
	shift-alt-3 to get #, which is quite ridiculous. I mapped
	string "#?"  to alt-` (and # to shift-#). So where is your 2
	keystrokes? If machine have customizeable keymaps, why not to
	use them?  If some program insists to use usa1, toss it to
	trashcan.

						Pekka Pessi