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In article <22539@galaxy.ucr.edu> mikes@velo.ucr.edu (Mike Shebanek) writes:

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>   From: mikes@velo.ucr.edu (Mike Shebanek)
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>   Date: 25 Sep 92 15:43:07 GMT
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>   The Help key that is referred to is included on the new NeXT ADB keyboard.  If  
>   you buy a new Turbo station or cube you'll be getting a newer starting point  
>   kit that includes an ADB mouse and the new ADB keybaord with the HELP key.  
>   [NeXT sent a memo to all of its resellers explaining the differences between  
>   the new ADB starting point kit and the old one and which models used which kit.  
>   a couple of weeks ago.  Plan is to offer future support for ADB (i.e,  
>   Macintosh) input devices in the future.  For today, only ADB devices which do  
>   not require a software driver will work with NeXT systems.]
>
>   Most of us have the older keyboard so we have to use the keyboard shortcut  
>   Alternate-Control instead. 


Since emacs uses Alt-Cnt is this a problem when running emacs from Terminal
App? If so how can one get around that problem?

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Bill Vrotney
Advanced Decision Systems