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>>>>> In article <JAE.91Feb13095711@pv031e.iastate.edu>,
      jae@pv031e.iastate.edu (Edwards John Andrew) writes:


> Whenever I enter a command in the interactive shell (running
> csh), the command is always echoed and then executed.  Even if I
> simply hit the return key, an extra line is inserted.

> Why is this?  Can this be fixed, or should I get used to it?

Yes, it can be fixed.  Try saying 
   stty -echo
in the *shell* buffer.  If you are using the c shell, you can
put this into your .cshrc

# for "shell" buffer inside emacs
if (${?term}) then
  if ($term == emacs) then
   stty nl -echo rows 10000
  endif
endif


I say give nl to suppress the ^M that some *shell*'s have, and
I set rows 10000, so that things like 'man ...' don't try to
do paging in the *shell* buffer.
--
Steve