M-r binding in vm

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From: Kyle Jones
Date: Fri, 23 Oct 1992 18:53

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Jerry writes:
 > I guess most vm users don't want or use the move-to-window-line
 > function.  However, I do, and find it annoying to be told that
 > 
 > "This does not appear to be a bounced message." 
 > 
 > when trying to use it.  When a buffer is read-only, any `global'
 > binding which would execute a buffer modifing command is fair game,
 > but I expect non-modifying command bindings to be valid.

All key sequences are fair game.  VM is a major mode.  Emacs is
customizable.  Do what thou wilt.

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