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Subject: Using checkboxes
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Hello,

  I'm using org-8.2.5h that I have unpacked
in /usr/share/emacs/site-lisp and then ran make and make install.  I
have a test .org file which is made of:

- [ ] test1
 - [ ] test2

Positionning the curosr on the first line and doing C-c C-c reports
that C-c C-c is undefined.  Also, the sides of the boxes are in the
same font as the rest of the text.

What coudl be worng ?  This seems a very basic feature.

Thanks.