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> Yes, arrow navigation in menus was never supported in the DJGPP build > of Emacs. > No, it's a general limitation. Later I rebooted into plain DOS and confirmed. > But is dosbox a good environment for DJGPP programs to begin with? Maybe it's a dosbox bug, under plain dos it doesn't crash. But many others programs don't crash (e.g. gcc, links browser...) Can try somebody else?
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