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Date: Mon, 13 May 2002 08:30:24 -0700 (PDT)
From: Tye Zdrojewski <zdro AT yahoo DOT com>
Subject: where's control-o?
To: cygwin AT cygwin DOT com, rxvt-bugs AT rxvt DOT org
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Hello,

It appears that control-o is not reaching the shell through either the
console nor rxvt.  It seems like it is being caught by Windows.  This
is in-and-of-itself not such a big deal.  But if I'm using rxvt and hit
control-o while in a telnet session, the rxvt window is *toast*.  I did
this by accident a few times, and lost a few telnet sessions, due to my
frequent use of C-p and bad aim!  

A Win console w/ a telnet can survive, but still does not let a
control-o through.  

What is Winblows (or whoever) trying to do with the C-o?  Is there a
way to work around this (other than working on my aim)?

Thanks for any insights.

-Tye

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