emacs question

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CptnBlues63

I'm not sure what I did but suddenly when I try to mark text in emacs it's no longer working. Ctrl-space bar opens a macro editor as per the screenshot below:

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I've done a few searches and can't seem to find any explanation. I searched how to reset emacs commands to the default and still no joy.

I'm really hoping someone with more BSD experience can help me get this straightened out.

TIA
 
Assuming I did this correctly:

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I hit Alt-X then typed in "describe-key" In the entry field in the bottom I hit ctrl-space and that's what came up. I think I did something wrong. I'm no emacs guru or I wouldn't be here asking so please be patient if I do something stupid...
 
Are you using Moba Xterm to access Emacs over ssh?
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Jose said:
Are you using Moba Xterm to access Emacs over ssh?
stackoverflow.com

mobaxterm keyboard shortcut

I want to map some keys (say Ctrl-F1) to my most frequently password in mobaxterm that I run on Windows 10. Is there a way for me to do that? I looked at keyboard shortcuts that mobaxterm has but it
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As a matter of fact, I am. I recently started using MobaXterm on my work Windows PC.
 
Jose said:
Yes, ctrl-space is a Moba Xterm keyboard shortcut "to open the list of macros".
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Good to know.

Would you know of a way around that? I'd prefer to be able to use ctrl-space for emacs. If not I'll learn to live with it. I really like MobaXterm
 
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