You're right.  That suspends it.

Those other key sequences don't seem to say anything.    C-x C-c itself
results in absolutely nothing.  Emacs still sits there with a blinking
cursor.


"Kai Großjohann" <Kai.Grossjohann@CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE> wrote in message
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> "Greg K" <qxrskjmz@yahoo.com> writes:
>
> > It IS weird, and I've just now discovered by accident that C-z (Ctrl-z)
will
> > cause it to exit.  That solves that I guess. :)
>
> No, I think that C-z will only suspend Emacs.  You can use the "fg"
> command (on a Unix system) to get back to it.
>
> What does C-h k C-x C-c say?  What does C-h k C-z say?
>
> kai
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