chongo@amdahl.UUCP (Landon Curt Noll) (10/16/86)
In article <3473@mit-eddie.MIT.EDU> barmar@mit-eddie (Barry Margolin) writes: >The original poster has things backwards. Gosling invented the use of >permanent buffers for transient information. No, nothing was backwards. My 'old-days' in emacs start at Gosling permanent buffers time. Your 'old-days' go back farther I gather. > It sounds as if Unipress >finally excised it. Rather than 'excise' something Unipress didn't like, why didn't they set it up as an option? I would like to be able to turn this bug/feature on-off at my choice. Any ideas on the best way to do this? chongo <> /\oo/\ -- [people at Amdahl Corp never say things like this]