Commodore 128D - Getting Help; Terminating Programs

Terminating
Programs
Getting Help
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You can use the two keystroke command CTRL-C to terminate pro
gram execution or reset the oisk system. To enter a CTRL-C com
mand, hbla down the CTRL key and press C.
Most application programs that run under CP/M and most CP/M tran
sient utilities can be terminated by a CTRL-C. However, if you try to
terminate a program while it is sending a display to the screen, you
may need to press a CTRL-S to halt the display before you enter
CTRL-C.
CP/M 3.0 includes a transient utility command called HELP that will
display a summary of the format and use for the most common CP/M
commands. To access HELP, simpfy enter the command:
A)HELP
You can press the HELP key instead of typing the word HELP and
pressing the RETURN key.
The list of available topics is then displayed, like this:
Topics available:
C128-CP/M COMMANDS CNTRLCHARS COPYSYS DATE DEVICE
DIR DUMP ED ERASE FILESPEC GENCOM
GET HELP HEXCOM I NIT DIR KEYFIG LIB
LINK MAC PATCH PIP <COPY) PUT RENAME
RMAC SAVE SET SETDEF SHOW SID
SUBMIT TYPE USER XREF
NOTE: Some of the topics listed are not included with the basic
CP/M system. These topics are supplied when the user purchases
the additional CP/M materials, including manuals and disks, by filling
out the order form preceding page 221.
Suppose you type:
HELP> PIP
USING CP/M MODE—Summary of Major CP/M 3.0 Commands
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