>Tintin++, TinyFugue, zMUD, etc have an option to split user input and MUD
>output into two different regions of the screen. Under tt++ you type
>#split <number of lines for MUD>. That probably more what you want than
>trying to change the MUD server.
Emacs clients will have this feature, too.
In fact, it is even better - switch from the input buffer to
the output buffer, put a command in the kill ring, go back to
input buffer, yank it and modify as needed.
Useful for really long commands (or people with really long,
annoying names, like MarketSquareHero! ;)
Emacs rules!
rewlz!
d00dz! *|$B@>~.`,5
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