Hi Fred.  I did some experimentation with the new Commo betas and my speech 
packages here.  Using Artic Business vision which is my original package, I 
get no hangups with Commo when leaving the program.  With a demo copy of 
ASAP, it tends to hang up and cause the speech to make a constant buzzing 
sound on leaving Commo.  However, when I operate Como in its original 
form--not using csmac--there is no trouble.  I will contact Chuck to 
determine the problem and one of us will let you know.
Thanks.
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 153 COMMO         Ref: C5SM0360 Date: 05/23/95
From: CHUCK SEYBOLDT                                        Time: 06:06pm
\/To: KEVIN NATHAN                                        (Read 6 times)
Subj: R: Speech and betas

KN>  With a demo copy of ASAP, it tends to hang up and cause the
KN>  speech to make a constant buzzing sound on leaving Commo.
KN>  However, when I operate Como in its original form--not using
KN>  csmac--there is no trouble.  I will contact Chuck to determine
KN>  the problem and one of us will let you know.

Kevin,

        The CS-MAC {:exit_} routine has some unusual macro coding in
it, specifically using {wind-k}/{keys}/{menu}/{setg}/{gets} in
combination.

        Try these tests (one at a time) for me if you would.

1.      Set %xtime to "0" and exit (should be the same as a regular
        exit from COMMO.MAC)

2.      Set %xtime to NUL and exit (this bypasses the odd combo
        named above but includes a trip through {info-d1s0 ...}

        For tests 3 and 4, set %xtime to a numeric value, however
many seconds you want the exit guard to be up (I use 5).

3.      At the {:q_t} line, neuter the {info-d1s0 ...} command
        I think this will still buzz after exit

4.      At the {:q_q} line, change to this:  {wind} {exit}
        I think adding the {wind} command will repair the buzz

05/23/95   17:35                                        ChuckùS
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 153 COMMO         Ref: C5S00001 Date: 05/21/95
From: CHUCK SEYBOLDT                                        Time: 07:45am
\/To: CARL MORRIS                                         (Read 6 times)
Subj: Re: Broken Cursor Keys?

CM>  Here, VT100.MAC does not work with the pine editor.  The
CM>  PINE.MAC works great, BUT ONLY WHILE IN PINE!  drats....
Carl,
        Here is a short macro menu that lets you quickly change
keyboard emulation:
 {:load_keyb}{setv _menu1,    P  þ  Pine}
         {setv _menu2,    V  þ  VT102}
         {setv _menu3,    2  þ  VT220}
         {setv _menu5,    U  þ  Unload}
         {setv _mlabel,,vt220,,,,,,,,,,,,,,pine,,,,,unlo,vt102}
         {menu 9,,Load Keyboard}
         {}
 {:vt220}{goto ,vt220.mac}
 {:pine} {goto ,pine.mac}
 {:vt102}{goto ,vt102.mac}
 {:unlo} {unlo}
05/20/95   08:47                                        ChuckùS
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