odelll TRSDOS
Using the Keyboard
TRSDOS distinguishes between upper and lower case letters.
Therefore
d i r'
is
not
the same as
DIR
Since TRSDOS commands are always capitalized, you'll probably find it
convenient to
operate
the Keyboard in the Caps mode (press
~
so the
red
light comes on). That way, all the alphabet-keys are interpreted
as
capital
letters, regardless
of
whether the
r:mmiI
key
is
being pressed.
Interrupts line entry and starts with a new line.
Backspaces the cursor, erasing the last characteryou typed. Use
this to correct entry errors.
Forward-spaces the cursor without erasing any characters. Use
to position the cursor for correcting a portion
of
a line.
Backspaces
the
cursorwithout erasing any characters. Use this to
position the cursor for correcting a portion
of
a line.
Signifies
end
ofline. When you press this key, TRSDOS will take
your command. Only those characters appearing to the left
of
the cursor will be used.
Certain
control keys are useful in the Command Mode:
II
II
II
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