finding out more
3-93
function keys assignments 3-62
function key display 3-64
program utilities
3-91
CP
1M
command line 2-20
and
character 2-13
and
cursor keys 2-14
and
MENU 2-38
keyboard characters accepted by 3-10
printing from 3-12
turning
to
from MENU 2-42
CPUs
1-9
CRT: 3-15
CTRL keys 2-12
CTRL
key used to switch
off
in continue mode 2-19
CTRL-C 2-12
and
warm starts 3-9
CTRL-
HELP
2-15
CTRL-L 2-15, 2-52
CTRL-M 2-14
CTRL-P to toggle printer 3-12
CTRL-STOP 2-14
Current drive 2-47
Cursor changing 3-64
Cursor keys and
CPIM
2-14
Cursor keys 2-7, 2-14
Cursor
move
to
position on screen A-6
redefining using ESC sequence A-IS
switching
off
A-5
switching
on
3-64, A-5
Cursor type 2-47, 3-64
changing with ESC sequence A-IS
Date setting 2-7, 2-47, 3-65
Day setting 2-8, 2-47
DDT
3-91
DEL
key 2-15
Default settings 2-47
Deleting characters 2-15, 3-10
lines
3-11
Destination
is
RIO
1-4
Device assignments 3-46, 3-48
DIP
switch
2-3
DIR 3-6, 3-17
D
Index-4
Directory full
1-4
Directory
of
disk 3-6, 3-17
pausing 3-20
printing 3-20
stoppping 3-20
Disk assignments 2-47, 3-66
Disk characteristics 3-47
Disk drive allocation 3-66
Disk drive connection 4-29
Disk full
1-4
Disk read error
1-4
Disk write error
1-4
DISKROV 5-19
DISKTBL 5-19
Displaying contents
of
a file using TYPE 3-30
Display control commands
3-11
Display does
not
appear
2-3
Display screen
1-8
DRINIT
4-6
Drive, current 2-47
Drive name assignments Appendix B
Drive names 3-6
Dual screen 2-56
DUMP
3-92
ED
3-91
ERA
3-16,
3-21
Erasing files from directory
3-21
of
microcassette tape 3-23
Error
bad
parameter
1-4
Error
cannot open source
1-5
Error
cannot close file
1-5
Error cannot open source
1-5
Error
disk read
1-5
Error disk write
1-5
Error
inverted load address
1-5
Error
no more directory space
1-5
Error
on line nn
1-5
ESC key 2-12, 2-14
ESCAPE
2-14
sequences 2-47,
A-I
sequences examples
of
use A-4
Executing a series
of
commands 3-54
Extension
to
files
3-3
examples
of
3-4
E
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