User’s
Guide
gin.) Although the system prompt does not ap-
pear, the system is ready for a command.
ENTER-EXeCUteS a command and begins pro-
cessing the command line you type.
ENTER
also
causes a carriage return and line feed. (The cursor
moves down one line and returns to the left mar-
gin.)
CTRL+
J-Ends the current line, and moves the cur-
sor to the next line without processing the line.
Press
ENTER
to execute the command line when it
is complete.
CTRL+
ALT+
DEL-Resets your computer the same
as
if
you had turned it
off
and then on again.
CTRL+
s
or
PAUSE-StOPS scrolling information on
the screen to let you view
it.
Press any key to re-
sume scrolling.
MS-DOS
provides several key combinations to
help you edit an MS-DOS command line. These
keys act on the command line in the last-corn-
mand memory, or template. Press
F3
to display the
template. You can execute the command line
again by pressing
ENTER,
or you can use the fol-
lowing keys to edit the command line in the tem-
plate.
ENTER-Enter line. Make the new line the new tem-
plate, and executes the command line.
Esc-Void line. Voids the new line but does not af-
fect the template.
INS-lnSert character. Goes into the insert mode to
enable you to insert characters into the template.
Press
~3
to end the insert function.
DEL-Delete character. Erases the next character
from the template. The character is skipped and is
not copied to the command line.
Fi-Copy character. Copies the next character
from the template, and displays it on the command
line.
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