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NEW LINE Key-
Moves the cursor to the first unprotected character position on the next line
containing an unprotected data field. If no unprotected field exists, the cursor returns
to line 1, column 1 of the screen.
TAB Key-
(3
Moves the cursor to the beginning of the next unprotected data field. If the display is
unformatted, the cursor moves to line 1, column
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BACKT AB Key-
8
Moves the cursor back to the first unprotected character position in the field in which
the cursor is located; if the entire field is protected or if the cursor is located at the
beginning of the field, the cursor moves back to the first character location in the
preceding unprotected input field.
HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL POSITIONING Keys-
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CD
88
Moves the cursor one character position ata time in the direction indicated by the
arrow. When located in the last character position in a line or column, the c;:ursor
moves to the opposite side of the screen (Wraps around) if a positioning key is
pressed. In the case of the horizontal keys, the cursor wraps around and appears on
the righthand side of the line above if the arrow pointing to the left is pressed; the
cursor wraps around and appears on the lefthand side of the line below if the key
showing the arrow pOinting to the right is pressed. When either vertical key is pressed,
the cursor moves off the screen and reappears on the opposite end of the screen in the
same column location.
BACKSPACE Key-
C. )
Moves the cursor one character position ata time to the left; operates the same as the
left horizontal positioning key described above.
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