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Two naive questions about the Explorer - Packages/Beeps

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From: Vibhu O. Mittal
Date: Wed, 29 May 1991 19:16
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Some pretty basic questions on the use of the TI: I hope people can
help me:

 1. When the user is in some package other than USER, and does a 
    META-CNTRL-ABORT, the machine goes back to the USER package
    each time, the first few times. However, after a couple of dozens
    of these, it stays in the package the user was in previously. 
    What is the variable that controls this threshold and can I safely
    change it?

 2. I can change the various beeps that the listener, zmacs, etc
    generate, but I'd like to change the beep that the X11 window
    system  generates (things like xbiff for example). I have tried
    setting  all the different beeps that could be it, but it didn't
    work.

Thanks in advance,

   Vibhu

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 Vibhu Mittal                                          (213) 822-1511x102
 Graduate Student, Dept of Computer Science            mittal@isi.edu
 USC/Information Sciences Institute                   
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 Vibhu Mittal                                          (213) 822-1511x102
 Graduate Student, Dept of Computer Science            mittal@isi.edu
 USC/Information Sciences Institute                   
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From: mittal@isi.edu (Vibhu O. Mittal)
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Subject: Two naive questions about the Explorer - Packages/Beeps
Keywords: Cntrl-Meta-Abort Package change; x11 Beeps
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Date: 29 May 91 19:16:02 GMT
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