On Tue, 2 May 2000, Jerome Lauret wrote:
> BTW : The CTRL/C is very handy in cases when you want to abort a
> file transfer (changed your mind)
You should get the same with 'z' or CTRL/G, but without the prompt.
That's the only way to do it on other-than-VMS.
> or in cases (I have seen this with
> ftp:// scheme) where Lynx hangs there (and not surprisingly Mosaic as
> well) during a directory reading doing god-knows-what. CTRL/C stops 'it'
> and the directory content is actualy displayed.
There was a problem with ftp directory listings from some servers,
introduced during 2.8.3dev, but it should be gone now (since 2.8.3dev.22).
So you shouldn't need CTRL/C (or 'z') as often any more.
Klaus
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