Trouble with CONTROL KEYS in NCSA Telnet
Many people use NCSA Telnet from Macintoshes on the network. If you are
having trouble with using the Control-s, Control-c, and Control-q keys
this is an easily corrected difficulty.
NCSA Telnet for the Macintosh by default captures the
Control-s, Control-c, and Control-q keys -- and uses them for internal
flow-control and interrupts.
You can turn this off by going to the Sessions menu, and choosing "Setup
Keys" from there (or by hitting Command-S) once you have a session
started. This should popup a dialog box with three cells on it -- you
should backspace over each one, and then click on "OK" to finalize the
changes. This will allow the Control-s, Control-c, and Control-q keys
to be sent through NCSA Telnet to Athena, and thus allow you to save and
exit Emacs.
last updated: 6/30/95
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