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From: Dan Busarow <dan@dpcsys.com>
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On Mon, 4 Aug 1997, spork wrote:
> Have you tried backspacing in the URL field yet?  It's a cruel joke.  Alot
> of keymappings are just wrong.  To scroll up and down a page with arrow

Methinks you forgot to install XKeysymDB, which with this version
may consist of setting MOZILLA_HOME.  Not sure about that since
I do have XKEYSYMDB exported too.

All the key-mappings, including ALT-left arrow/ALT-right arrow,
work just fine.

Dan
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