Re: [Lynx-dev] Color in an Emacs terminal emulator (eterm)

[Bryan Henderson]

OK, here's the typescript, made printable.

This is an initial invocation of Lynx (you see the echo of my shell
command), followed by one page-down.  I chopped off the end to make
the email smaller.

The first line on the second page is "creates an EXIF image...", so that's
about where Lynx starts drawing the screen in question.

The area that is supposed to be blank is to the left of the line
"This option specifies" and the lines that follow it.

So what are those characters trying to do?  Is there something there
that should blank out the 1st 10 positions of these lines?


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\n\bpnmtojpeg - convert PNM image to a JFIF ("JPEG") image\r
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