dave@cmi.com (David Halonen) (10/05/90)
Hi all. I'm having difficulty in getting NCSA Telnet to disable the setup keys. If I use emacs, <cntl>-x-s gets intercepted by the "suspend output" process or whatever, which results in the output to the screen getting frozen, not a file save. At any rate, I'ld like to configure my config.tel file, so I don't have to elimate these intercepts each and every time. The manual doesn't offer any suggestions for automatically turning this off. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. David Halonen, Center for Machine Intelligence, Electronic Data Systems Ann Arbor, MI (313) 995-0900 AppleLink: N0548 Internet: dave@cmi.com
dwal@ellis.uchicago.edu (David Walton) (10/05/90)
In article <4938@etsu.CMI.COM> dave@cmi.com (David Halonen) writes: > >Hi all. > >I'm having difficulty in getting NCSA Telnet to disable the setup keys. >If I use emacs, <cntl>-x-s gets intercepted by the "suspend output" >process or whatever, which results in the output to the screen getting >frozen, not a file save. At any rate, I'ld like to configure my >config.tel file, so I don't have to elimate these intercepts each and >every time. The config.tel file has a local flow control switch. Find the "localkeys" keyword, and set if to off: localkeys=off >David Halonen, Center for Machine Intelligence, Electronic Data Systems -- David Walton Internet: dwal@midway.uchicago.edu University of Chicago { Any opinions found herein are mine, not } Computing Organizations { those of my employers (or anybody else). }