Most of the material in this section will be covered in more
detail later.
The DEC keyboard is divided into the following sections:
- Main alphanumeric keyboard, which is used for data entry.
There are some useful control key sequences available.
For these, hold the Ctrl key down while the other key is
being pressed:
Ctrl/B |
Used with the RECALL command |
Ctrl/E |
Go to end of line |
Ctrl/H |
Go to start of line |
Ctrl/L |
Insert page break |
Ctrl/R |
Used with the LEARN command (see below) |
Ctrl/U |
Erase start of line |
Ctrl/W |
Refresh screen |
Ctrl/Z |
EXIT |
Ctrl/C |
NEVER USE THIS IN EVE |
- The function keys. These are along the top of the keyboard. Important
keys are:
F10 |
EXIT |
F11 |
forward / reverse toggle |
F12 |
move by line |
F13 |
erase word |
F14 |
insert / overstrike toggle |
Other function keys may be defined as site extensions.
- The keypad. This is immediately right of the main keyboard. These
keys are:
- The Cursor control keys, PREV SCREEN , NEXT SCREEN
and FIND are used for moving around the file being edited.
- SELECT , REMOVE and INSERT HERE are used
for changing the file being edited.
- HELP gives information about the numeric keyboard.
- DO is used for entering EVE commands.
- Pressing DO twice repeats the last command.
- The numeric keypad. This is on the far right of the keyboard.
This can be defined as:
- A numeric keyboard.
- A standard application's keypad (e.g. EDT or WPS).
- Its keys can be individually defined (see below).
Adrian P Robson
2011-04-23