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have been taken so far in the example above.
In this particular instance, when the
rkey was used to
move from the Settings menu to the SLM sub-menu and
from the SLM sub-menu to the Selections menu, the item
highlighted was not the first in the list. Observe that when
c was pressed to accept the selection of “FLT for the
frequency weighting, upon returning to the Weighting sub-
menu, the 2nd item was highlighted, just as it had been
previous to entering the Selection menu using
r.
Continuing the example, press
lto exit from the SLM
sub-menu to the Settings menu and note that the 2nd item is
highlighted just as it had been earlier when
rwas used to
move from the Settings menu to the SLM menu.
Essentially, when the
lorrkey is used to move from a
Menu, Sub-menu, or Selection menu, a pointer in the menu
is set to the item which is highlighted at that time. If in the
process of continuing with the editing process a Menu is
accessed once again using the
lorrkeys, the item
highlighted is determined by that pointer.
Continuing the example, use
lto exit completely from the
Setup menu. Enter the Setup menu again by pressing
S and
use three consecutive presses of
rto display the Settings
menu, SLM sub-menu and Selection menu. In each case, the
highlighted item is as it had been when previously exiting
from that Menu. To the experienced user, this can be a
valuable feature. Suppose, for example, one wished to use
the Setup menu to quickly switch between choices of
frequency weightings. Using the
landrkeys alone one
could access the desired Selection menu without the need to
use
dto move the highlight down from the first item.
If one chooses to use the
landrkeys to move between
Menus and prefers to enter each Menu with the first item
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