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Selecting Objects and Entering Commands
If you use the mouse, press <Bl> to move the
highlight to the desired field.
You can move to the desired field in a form
using any of the pointing methods described
earlier in this chapter, such as moving the
mouse pointer and pressing the Bl mouse
button or using the arrow keys. You can also
use the Tab, Shift-Tab, Next, and Return keys
to move between fields. When you pOint to
the field, a message may appear on the
message line informing you of the type of
response the field requires.
2 If the field requires you to select from a
list of choices, press <B2>, <Cmd>, <Opts>,
or a character to display a menu of the
choices for the field, and then select an
option from the menu.
You can also press <B3> or <Mark> repeatedly
until the entry you want is displayed.
3 If the field requires you to enter
information, type your new entry.
Canceling the Field Changes
To cancel all the field entries you have Changed and
return the entries to their original default settings:
o Press <Cancl>.
The form window closes and no changes are made. This
action also cancels the command that displayed the
form.
Executing the Form
After filling in the form, you can execute the command,
closing the form window in two ways:
o You can press <Enter>.
o You can point to the [OK] icon at the bottom
of the form and press <Bl>.
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