AT&T UNIX - Using Office Commands; Cleanup Command

Using Office Commands
This chapter contains an alphabetical list of the UNIX
PC Office commands. The command procedures follow a
general description of the command. The general
description summarizes the methods for entering the
command, which can include the Commands menu, screen
keys, and action keys. See "Selecting Objects and
Entering Commands" in this section for a detailed
explanation of command entry methods.
When you are looking for a command procedure, be sure
to read the general description of the command and then
look for the specific procedure that applies to the
task you want to accomplish.
Many of the command procedures in this chapter describe
both the keyboard and Commands menu methods for
accomplishing the procedure. For example:
o Press <Copy> or select I Copy I from the
Commands menu.
This step in the Copy command procedure reminds you
that you can enter the Copy command by pressing the
Copy key or by selecting I Copy I from the Commands menu.
Use the method you prefer.
For a detailed description of these methods for using
commands, see the previous chapter, "Selecting Objects
and Entering Commands."
Cleanup Command
The Cleanup command closes the Filecabinet, Floppydisk,
and folder windows displayed on your screen. It does
not close windows containing application programs such
as documents, spreadsheets, or graphs, nor does it
close UNIX system windows. These windows must be
closed individually before you log out or shut down the
system.
The Cleanup command can be executed only by selecting
it from the Commands menu or by typing its name.
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