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I would like to bind some macros to keys similarly to the way things
are bound in the LaTeX-math-mode of Auc-TeX.  Specifically, in there I
can type `a (that's supposed to be a backquote followed by an a; I did
not mistype `a') and it will expand in the buffer to \alpha.  No
control or meta sequences or anything else to worry about.

I would like to do this for a completely different, personalized mode,
but I can't seem to extract the germ of the procedure for doing so.
If it is possible to do this in a few lines of lisp, would some kind
soul send me the code that does it?  The expansion shown above would
be fine, or just a generic keymap for the extended command "mymacro"
to the (two) key sequence ";c".

Thanks.
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	--alex			alex@math.idbsu.edu