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HP 262SA - New Line Key; Home Key

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3276/78 Emulation Mode
Depending
upon
the
screen's format,
the
cursor
may
wrap
over
lines
and
around
screen
~
borders.
When
the
screen
contains
either
an
unformatted
display
or
a
formatted
display
with
only
protected fields,
the
BACK
TAB key ((homes"
the
cursor to
the
first
character
position on
the
first
line.
HP
2625A.
Simultaneously
pressing
the.
and
_ keys duplicates
the
3276's
Back
Tab
function.
NOTE:
As
the
keys
in
the
numeric
keypad have assumed
an
IBM ((role", you
can
no longer
use
these
keys for ((tabbing"
the
cursor.
New Line Key
IBM
3276.
Pressing
the
NEW LINE key advances
the
cursor from
its
current
line.
Its
final
position depends upon
the
screen's format:
• When
the
screen
contains
an
unformatted
display,
pressing
the
NEW LINE
key
moves
the
cursor
to
the
first
character
position
in
the
next
line.
•
When
the
screen
contains
a
formatted
display
but
all
the
fields
are
protected,
pressing
the
NEW LINE
key
((homes"
the
cursor to
the
first
character
position of
the
first
line.
•
If
the
display
is
formatted
and
contains unprotected fields,
pressing
the
NEW LINE
key
moves
the
cursor
to
the
first
un
protected position of
the
next
line.
If
the
next
line
contains
only protected fields,
the
cursor continues forward
until
it
encounters
the
first
unprotected
field.
The
cursor
can
wrap
from
the
end of
the
display to
the
beginning
of
the
display. (It
may
even
return
to
its
original
line
if
that
is
the
only
line
containing
input
fields.)
Holding down
the
NEW LINE key
repeats
the
New Line function.
HP
2625A.
Pressing
the
1:1
key duplicates
the
operation
of
the
NEW LINE key.
Home Key
IBM
3276.
Simultaneously
pressing
the
ALl
key
and
the
HOME
key
moves
the
cursor to
the
first
unprotected position on
the
screen. (Depending on
the
screen's format,
this
could be
the
middle
of
the
screen.)
When
the
screen
contains
either
an
unformatted
display
or
a
formatted
display
with
only
protected fields,
simultaneously
pressing
the
ALT
and
HOME keys moves
the
cursor
to
the
first
character
position on
the
first
line.
The
Home
key
function
repeats
if
you continue to hold
both
keys down
(but
once
the
cursor
reaches
its
((home" location, no
further
movement is apparent). "
HP
2625A.
Pressing
the.
key
duplicates
the
Home key operation.
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