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Thanks...and for CTRL + Y ? (continuing previous question)

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Thanks to both of you.
 
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It'll depend on what signal ^Y is sending.

Use "stty -a" and "kill -l" (that's a lowercase L, not a 1) to figure out what the signal name is, then research the ksh "trap" command to see what your options are.



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