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The signal list

 Although this exercise used only one signal of the input record, many applications will use two or more signals simultaneously. The Signal list initially contains the signal numbers of all available signals; as noted above, the signal list can be passed to an application listed in the menu file as a set of command-line arguments in place of the string `$SIGNALS'. Although you can type into the Signal list field directly to change it, you can also do so using the mouse. Pointing to a signal, hold down the tex2html_wrap9224 key while clicking left to add it to the signal list, or hold down the Meta key while clicking left to delete its first  occurrence from the signal list. (Most keyboards do not have a key labelled Meta. On most Sun keyboards, the Meta keys look like this: tex2html_wrap9226 ; they flank the space bar. On most other keyboards, the tex2html_wrap9228 key is equivalent to Meta.)



George B. Moody (george@hstbme.mit.edu)
Wed May 7 20:21:25 EDT 1997