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Jake Colman <colman@ppllc.com> writes:

> This is not a 21.4.3 problem.  I can reproduce it exactly the same way using
> 21.1.12.

Maybe a XEmacs+Windows problem then?  `read-passwd' seem to do all
sorts of weird system specific stuff, grabbing the keyboard and such.