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Juha Nieminen kirjoitti:
>  I suppose my question is: What is the proper way of remapping
> keys, which will not bypass any auto-indenting routines?

   Does this mean there's no way in emacs to remap keys (so that a key 
combination, such as "\M-7", is made equivalent to pressing some other 
key or key combination, such as "{")?