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From: Dan Lee <dlee@cs.montana.edu>
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Hey Justin:

I was wondering how you set up the Hot key stuff for switching 
screen resolutions. I saw that this was possible on your BSD setup you 
had. I really need this because I do not want to read and edit text in 
high res.

Thanks
Dan