HP 95LX - Page 9

Application Keys
* The keys marked in blue give you access to the eight built-in applications:
E3,023),3), (2), (@),), 3 and (SET LP) (OI).
Special Keys
e The key is in the upper-right hand corner.
e The and keys are special control keys that give you access to
various commands. These keys work only when pressed simultaneously
with another key, as in [CTRL[Z) or (ALT F1).
There are several keys that will “undo” something you've done:
en allows you to escape from your current menu choice, and will return
you to the previous menu or to the current application, whichever is
appropriate. Whenever you use nothing you’ve done within the
current menu will be saved.
— deletes the character currently underlined by the cursor.
— («) backspaces, deleting the character immediately to the left of the
cursor.
The (MENU) key displays the current menu of a built-in application (whichever
is open and current). Thus, acts like the key does in Lotus 1-2-3
(which is why a slash is printed under the (MENU) key).
Function Keys
In the middle of the top row are the 10 function keys (also called softkeys),
F1}-F0). The labels printed above these keys show their meanings in the
Lotus 1-2-3 application, butin all other applications, the current meaning(s)
of each function key will be listed on the bottom of the display immediately
above each key. For example: [ME or |SEERAS or [REMIZ. Of course, if the
space above a key is blank, it has no current meaning.
Looking at the Keyboard 9