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[Karl Hegbloom <address@hidden>]

I really enjoy the 'kill-ring' in emacs, where killed text is placed at
the front of a ring, so I can yank it back with C-y, then cycle through
the ring with M-y.  It's occasionally useful to have that ability...

Another thing is that in XEmacs, when 'delete-key-deletes-selection' is
set, I can highlight then kill or M-w a piece of text, and it goes into
the kill ring.  But if I push 'Backspace' or 'Del', it gets deleted but
the kill ring is NOT modified.  I use this all the time.  I keep track,
mentally, of the top few items in the kill ring.  When I want to put
something in there, I use C-w, when I don't want it in there, I use
'Backspace'.

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