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Re: Using a VT420 -- how do I get Ctrl-_?

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From: Mark R. Ludwig
Date: Fri, 07 Jun 1991 15:27
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In article <PETRILLI.91Jun6193037@geech.gnu.ai.mit.edu>, petrilli@geech (Chris Petrilli) writes:
>David Young writes:
>
>   I'm using a VT240 terminal (configured as a VT100) but can't seem to get it
>   to recognise ctrl-_ (control underscore) to do an undo.  It doesn't even
>   make a keyclick sound -- maybe it's just not a character the machine
>   generates.  
>
>Use 'C-x u' to do the undo.

On all the DEC terminal keyboards I've used, the key which sends Control-_ is
Control-/.  That's Control-Slash.  Since it's not a shift key, it's
*much* easier to hit, IMHO.  I use it all the time!  It's one of the
reasons I think Emacs beats the pants off all the other editors.$$
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