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9.5 Other keys in edit mode
<Left>
<Right>
<Up>
<Down> Moves the cursor.
<Ctrl-Left> Places the cursor at the beginning of the word to
the left of the cursor.
<Ctrl-Right> Places the cursor at the beginning of the word to
the right of the cursor.
<Home> Moves to the beginning of the current line. If
the cursor is already at the beginning of the
line, it will be moved to the top of the text
window.
<End> Moves to the end of the current line. If the
cursor is already at the end of the line, it will
be moved to the bottom of the text window.
<PgUp>
<PgDn> Scrolls one page up/down.
<Ctrl-Up>
<Ctrl-Down> Scrolls one line up/down without moving the
cursor. This option is only available for systems
with 101/102 key (extended) keyboards.
<Ctrl-PgUp>
<Ctrl-PgDn> Moves to the beginning/end of the message.
<Tab> Expands to four spaces (or to the next TAB
column).
<Shift-Tab>
(Backtab) The opposite of Tab. Moves the cursor four spaces
back (or to the previous Tab column). If the
cursor is already at the beginning of the line,
no action is taken.
<Ins> Toggles insert mode on/off.
<Del> Deletes character under cursor and scrolls the
rest of the line left without moving the cursor.
<Backspace> Deletes character to the left of cursor and
scrolls the rest of the line left, moving the
cursor one step.
<Ctrl-End> Deletes from the cursor to end of line.
<Ctrl-Y> Deletes the entire line.
<Ctrl-U> Changes the case of the current line. Uppercase
characters are converted to lowercase characters
and vice versa.
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