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Subject: ansi-term "takes over" C-o ... possible to take C-o back and use it
	for a custom key combo to invoke some emacs function?
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ansi-term "takes over" C-o ... possible to take C-o back and use it for a custom key combo to invoke some emacs function?

I think this is an issue with terminals in general in that they
use certain control key combos for certain commands.

cs