Re: Emacs-diffs Digest, Vol 50, Issue 7

[Stuart D. Herring]

> Right. At that time Windows went with IBM's CUA, which had the
> more-difficult-to-remember SHIFT-INS, CTRL-INS and (I think) CTRL-DEL. I
> guess they still work.

They do, but in case anyone's curious it's Shift-Delete for Cut, not
Ctrl-Delete (which at that time did nothing but later became delete next
word).  Shift-Insert is Paste, and Ctrl-Insert is Copy.

Davis

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