


1 KEYPAD

Enter the keypad editor through the CHANGE command with the KEYPAD option set
(see SET command).  

See HELP CHANGE KEYPAD for more information. 

2 VT100

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(0)	- <Down Line>	  - Positions the cursor at the beginning of the next 
			    line.

(PF1,0) - <Down 22 Lines> - Positions the cursor, at the beginning of the line,
			    22 lines down. 

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(1)	- <Tp of Bf>	- Positions the cursor at the top of the current text
			  buffer.

(PF1,1) - <Backup>	- Enables one to search for a string or search and 
			  replace from bottom to top of text buffer.

			  To search backwards, press the "PF1","1" key and
			  then any searh and replace command.

			  To search and replace, press the <Backup> key and
			  then the <Srch/Rep> key.

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(2)	- <Bottom>	- Positions the cursor at the bottom of the text 
			  buffer.

(PF1,2)	- <Advance>	- Enables one to search forward, from top to bottom
			  of text buffer, or reverses/resets <Backup> key
			  to advance from top to bottom.

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(3)	- <Beg Line>	- Positions the cursor at the beginning of the 
			  current line.

(PF1,3)	- <End Ln> 	- Positions the cursor at the end of the current line. 

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(4)	- <Up Line>	- Positions the cursor at the beginning of the previous 
			  line.

(PF1,4)	- <Up 22>	- Positions the cursor at the beginning of the line, 22
		    	  lines up.

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(5)	- <Del Ch>	- Deletes the character on which the cursor is
			  positioned, and saves it in the delete character 
			  buffer.

(PF1,5) - <Res Ch>	- Restores character, or inserts the contents of the
		     	  delete character buffer ahead of the cursor. 

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(6)	 - <Del Wrd>	- Deletes the word on which the cursor is positioned.

		          If the cursor is positioned on a space, the previous 
			  word is deleted.
 
(PF1,6) - <Res Wd> 	- Restores word, or inserts the contents of the delete
			  word buffer ahead of the cursor. 

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(7)	- <Open Line>	- Inserts a carriage return after the cursor and leaves 
			  the cursor position unchanged.  

			  Pressing the <Open line> key when the cursor is at 
			  the beginning of the line creates a new blank line.

(PF1,7) - <Append+>	- Cuts one line from the buffer and adds/appends it to
			  the EDTINI saved buffer.

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(8)	- <Page>	- Enables one to go to the next page (i.e., finds next
			  form feed <FF>).

(PF1,8) - <Fill> 	- Performs a word fill on the select range.

			  A word fill reformats a block of text so that as many
			  full words as possible are placed on each line
			  without exceeding the right margin.

			  Press <PF2> to select and mark text.

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(9)	- <Quote> 	- Allows one to insert special characters.
			  (i.e., keys which are normally EDT commands;
			  e.g., ^L as <FF>).

(PF1,9)	- <*Appnd>	- Operates on selected text. The marked text is 
			  added/appended to the EDTINI saved buffer.

			  Press <PF2> to select and mark text.

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(PF2)	- <Select>	- Marks one end of a select range.  

			  A select range is a block of text.  One may create 
			  a select range by moving the cursor to either the 
			  beginning or the end of the text one wishes to
			  select, pressing the <Select key>, and then moving 
			  the cursor to the  opposite end of the text.

			  One can then perform the desired operation on 
			  that range.

			  Marked text is shown in reverse video.

(PF1,S)  - <GOLD/S>     - Position cursor to begining of selected range,

(PF1,PF2) - <Command>	- Allows one to input a line mode command to be 
			  executed.  The command is terminated by pressing 
			  the <ENTER> key on the keypad.

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(PF3)	-   <*Cut>	- Deletes the select range, storing it in the EDTINI
			  saved buffer.

			  The select range is all the text between the selected
			  position (See PF2 = Select) and the current cursor 
			  position.

			  If you have not selected a range and the cursor is 
			  positioned on the current search string, that string 
			  is cut.  The previous contents of the EDTINI saved 
			  buffer is lost.

(PF1,PF3) - <Paste>	- Inserts the contents of the EDTINI saved buffer
			  directly in front of the cursor location.

3 12
(^)	- <Up Arrow>    - Moves the cursor up in the column to the character 
		          above.

(PF1,^) - <Up 22 L>      - Moves the cursor up in the column, 22 lines.

3 13
(v)	- <Down Arrow>	 - Moves the cursor down in column to the character 
			   below.

(PF1,v) - <Down 22 L>	 - Moves the cursor down in the column, 22 lines.

3 14
(>)	- <Right Arrow>  - Moves the cursor forward to the next character.

(PF1,>) - <Scroll Right> - Scrolls screen right.

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(<)	- <Left Arrow>	- Moves the cursor to the preceding character.

(PF1,<) - <Scroll Left>	- Scrolls screen left.

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(.)	- <Rp ^P/^V>	- Repeats function  <CTRL>P / <Search> or
			  <CTRL>V / <Srch/Repl>.

			  Search again or search and replace again.

(PF1,.)	- <Reset G>	- Cancels the effect of the GOLD key if it was pressed 
			  by mistake, cancels a select range, and/or
			  terminates any partially entered commannd string.

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(PF4)	-   <Help>	- Used to obtain help on the editing keypad commands.

(PF1,PF4) - <Find>	- Changes the current buffer being edited. 

(PF1,M) - <GOLD/M>      - finds the main buffer, preserves cursor position.   

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(-)	- <Adv Word>	- Advances the cursor to the beginning of each word.  

			  Movement will occur in the direction to the right 
			  and down, towards the end of the file.

(PF1,-) - <Back Wd>	- Backs up the cursor, positioned at the beginning of 
			  each word.

			  Movement will occur in the direction to the left and 
			  up, towards the beginning of the file.

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(,)	- <Srch/Repl>	- Allows one to search for a string and replace with 
			  another; prompts for string.

(PF1,,) - <Rpt S/R>)	- Repeats search and replace.

			  One can also use the (.) key, unless regular search
			  has been done since last search and replace.

3 20
(PF1) - <GOLD>		- Lets one use the lower/alternate function of 
			  the editing keys.  

			  Press the GOLD key, and then the desired keypad or
			  control key.

			  Most commands may be modified by a numeric
			  "Repeat Count". Simply precede the command with
			  a <GOLD> key and a keyboard numeric string.

(PF1,X) - <GOLD/X>      - exits EDT, creates output.

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(ENTER) - <Enter Arg Search> - Searches for a string, and terminates the
			       inputs of commands.

(PF1,ENTER) - <Ch Cas>	     - Is used to change the case of all characters in
			       the selected range; or if no range selected,
			       then one character.

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(CTRL/A) - Positions the cursor at the beginning of the current line.

3 46
(CTRL/B) - Backs up one character; moves the cursor to the preceding
           character.  (Same as <Left Arrow>)

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(CTRL/D) - Deletes the character on which the cursor is positioned.

	   Same as <Del Ch>.

(PF1,D)  - <GOLD/D> - Defines/re-defines keys.

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(CTRL/E) - Positions the cursor at the end of the current line.

	   Same as <End Ln>.

3 50
(CTRL/F) - Moves the cursor forward to the next character.

	   Same as  <Right Arrow>.

3 51
(CTRL/G) - Exits change mode to native EDT line mode.

3 52
(CTRL/H) - Moves the cursor to the beginning of the previous line.
	   Same as <Up Line>.

(PF1,H)  - <GOLD/H> - Enter detailed help mode - (ie - You are here !)

3 53
(CTRL/I) - Inserts a tab.

(PF1,I)  - <GOLD/I> - <Include> Read in a copy of a file into the current
		      text buffer starting at the current cursor position.

		      Default: current input file.

3 54
(CTRL/J) - Moves the cursor back one word, positioned at the beginning of
	   each word.

	   Same as <Back Wd>.

3 55
(CTRL/K) - Kills/deletes line to the right of cursor, including character
	   on which cursor is positioned.
 
3 56
(CTRL/L) - Rewrites page to terminal.

	   Use after receiving "Broadcast message".

(PF1,L)  - <GOLD/L> - Finds the last buffer/character position.

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(CTRL/N) - Positions cursor to the beginning of next line.

	   Same as <Down Line>.

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(CTRL/P) - Allows one to search for a text string.

	   Same as <Enter>.

(PF1,P)  - <GOLD/P>  - Writes in "print" format.

	   Very useful for printing "readable" teco macros, etc.

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(CTRL/R) - Restores line or inserts the contents of the delete line buffer
	   ahead of the cursor.

(PF1,S)  - <GOLD/S> - Position cursor to the beginning of the selected range.

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(CTRL/T) - Positions cursor at top of the current text buffer.  

	   Same as <Top of Bf>.

(PF1,T)  - <GOLD/T> - makes a new "top-line" - date/time/who.
	   (only on VMS)

(PF1,CTRL/T) - <GOLD/CTRL/T> - inserts date/time/who at cursor position.
	       (only on VMS)

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(CTRL/U) - Deletes from left of cursor to start of line, including character
	   on which cursor is positioned.

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(CTRL/V) - Allows one to search for a text string and replace it with another
           text string.

	   Same as <Srch/Rep>.

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(CTRL/W) - Moves cursor ahead one word; advances the cursor to the beginning
	   of the next word.

	   Same as <Adv Word>.

(PF1,W) - <GOLD/W> - Writes buffer to file.

	   Default: current output.

(PF1,CTRL/W) - <GOLD/CTRL/W> - generates WIP (Work In Progress) message for
	       file/writes.  (only on VMS)

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(CTRL/X) - Restores line or inserts the contents of the delete line buffer
	   ahead of the cursor.  (only on RSX)

(PF1,X)  - <GOLD/X> - Exits EDT and closes output file.

	   Same as (CTRL/G) *EXIT.

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(CTRL/Z) - Positions cursor at bottom of current text buffer.

	   Same as <Bottom>.

