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	This may have been covered but since I just upgraded to 4.1 I
probably missed all the bug reports, so....

	We're having problems with xemacs not using the arrow keys properly
on a PC-style keyboard (vt100, I think). What I've done in the past is
put the following in a local lisp file and loaded it into the xemacs
binary:

	(global-set-key "\M-OA" 'previous-line)
	(global-set-key "\M-OB" 'next-line)
	(global-set-key "\M-OC" 'forward-char)
	(global-set-key "\M-OD" 'backward-char)

The above has ALWAYS worked for me but now all-of-the sudden xemacs isn't
recognizing the keys! There is even a problem with the arrow keys on our
HP which send the characters \M-a, \M-b, \M-c and \M-d, respectively, but
if I put these in a .emacs file they are properly assigned.
	The keys function fine when using Epoch but I assume it's using 
message passing rather than binary characters for keystrokes.

Any ideas or suggestions. I'll have to go back to 4.0 if I can't fix this
as it's really annoying to hit an arrow key and hear a bell and see a
capital A, B, C, or D inserted!

Thanks
Gary Hennigan
(ghenniga@NMSU.Edu)