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@X0EFull Screen Editor - Keyboard Help
@X0E----------------------------------
@X0BTo use PCBoard's full screen editor you need to familiarize yourself with the
@X0Bfunctions listed below utilizing the PC's keyboard (or control sequences in
@X0Bcase your system does not support the PC's specialized keyboard):
@X0F @X0ECursor Movement PC Keyboard Control Keys ANSI codes
@X0F @X0E--------------------- ----------- ------------ ----------
@X0F @X0BMove Left a Character @X0F @X0CLeft Arrow Ctrl-S@X0F ESC[D
@X0F @X0BMove Right a Character @X0F @X0CRight Arrow Ctrl-D@X0F ESC[C
@X0F @X0BMove Left to Previous Word@X0F @X0CCtrl-Left Arrow Ctrl-A
@X0F @X0BMove Right to Next Word @X0F @X0CCtrl-Right Arrow Ctrl-F
@X0F @X0BMove To Next Tab Stop @X0F @X0CTab Key Ctrl-I
@X0F @X0BMove To Start of Line @X0F @X0CHome Key Ctrl-W@X0F ESC[H
@X0F @X0BMove To End of Line @X0F @X0CEnd Key Ctrl-P@X0F ESC[K
@X0F @X0BMove Up a Line @X0F @X0CUp Arrow Ctrl-E@X0F ESC[A
@X0F @X0BMove Down a Line @X0F @X0CDown Arrow Ctrl-X@X0F ESC[B
@X0F @X0BMove Up a Page @X0F @X0CPgUp Key Ctrl-R
@X0F @X0BMove Down a Page @X0F @X0CPgDn Key Ctrl-C
@X0F @X0EEdit Function PC Keyboard Control Keys
@X0F @X0E--------------------- ----------- ------------
@X0F @X0BToggle Insert Mode @X0F @X0CIns Key Ctrl-V
@X0F @X0BReformat Paragraph @X0F @X0CCtrl-B Ctrl-B
@X0F @X0BJoin a Line @X0F @X0CCtrl-J Ctrl-J
@X0F @X0BInsert a Line @X0F @X0CCtrl-N Ctrl-N
@X0F @X0BDelete a Line @X0F @X0CCtrl-Y Ctrl-Y
@X0F @X0BDelete to End of Line @X0F @X0CCtrl-End Ctrl-K
@X0F @X0BDelete Char @X0F @X0CDel Key Ctrl-G
@X0F @X0BDelete Char to the Left @X0F @X0CBackspace Ctrl-H
@X0F @X0BDelete Word to the Right@X0F @X0CCtrl-T Ctrl-T
@X0F @X0ESpecial Functions PC Keyboard Control Keys
@X0F @X0E--------------------- ----------- ------------
@X0F @X0BExit Full Screen Editor @X0F @X0CESC Ctrl-U
@X0F @X0BRedisplay Screen @X0F @X0CCtrl-L Ctrl-L
@X0F @X0BQuote or List Original @X0F @X0CCtrl-O Ctrl-O or Ctrl-Q
@X0FUsing the above keystrokes
@X0F--------------------------
@X0BAll systems should be able to use the Control Key method of performing the
@X0Babove functions (press and hold the CTRL key while typing the letter key that
@X0Bfollows it in the above table).
@X0BThe more familiar PC Keyboard keys, such as the arrow keys, will work while on
@X0Blocally. They will also work if your communications program is capable of
@X0Beither sending the actual keystroke (keyboard scan code) or an ANSI escape code
@X0Bequivalent through to the host system.
@X0BAn example would be calling in from remote using Qmodem to connect to PCBoard
@X0Band utilitizing either the 'Doorway Mode' or the 'Keyboard Emulation' in Qmodem
@X0Bso that keystrokes are passed directly on to PCBoard.
@X0BThe ANSI escape codes are an alternate means of telling PCBoard to move the
@X0Bcursor around on the screen. Qmodem's "Keyboard Emulation" feature makes use
@X0Bof these ANSI codes without the need for Doorway Mode. Other comm packages
@X0Bmay be able to program the ANSI escape codes into function keys.
@X0FInsert Mode
@X0F-----------
@X0BWhile in 'Insert Mode' it should be noted that characters to the right of the
@X0Bcursor will be pushed one character to the right as each letter is typed.
@X0BAdditionally, pressing the (Enter) key while in Insert Mode will cause a new
@X0Bline to be inserted.
@X0FNON-PC KEYBOARD USERS PLEASE NOTE!
@X0F----------------------------------
@X0BSome modems and packet switch environments will filter out CTRL-S keystrokes
@X0Band interpret them to mean "stop sending data". In these environments
@X0Bpressing CTRL-S will not move the cursor as expected - in fact it will
@X0Bappear to do nothing. You will need to press CTRL-Q to get going again.
@X0BYou can work around this by using CTRL-A which means move left to previous
@X0BWORD rather than moving a character to the left.
@X0BThose of you who can send either an ESC[D or the PC scan code for the Left
@X0BArrow will not encounter this problem and will never have to worry about it.
@X0F