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Table 2-1 (continued)
Generic function keys
Function key
PF1=
Cancel command
PF1=
Select no command
PF2=Options
PF2=
Remove options
pop-up
PF2=
Select no option
PF3=Edit field
PF3=End editing
INSERT = Insert
Network Administration Center Supervisor's User Guide Product release 2
Explanation
This version of the {PF1} key is available whenever the [Commands]
pop-up window is displayed and a multi-step command is used but not
yet completed. Press {PF1} to cancel the last command used.
This version of the {PF1} key is available whenever the [Commands]
pop-up window is displayed. Press {PF1} to close the [Commands]
pop-up window without selecting a command.
The {PF2} key is listed by almost every field. Press {PF2} to display the
[Options] pop-up window. Each field in a feature has a different
[Options] pop-up window. If the field is used for selecting records, the
[Options] pop-up window lists the valid entries which can be selected. If
the field is not involved in the selection process, the [Options] pop-up
window provides description of the field.
This version of the {PF2} key is available whenever the [Options] pop-up
window is displayed, and the [Options] pop-up window provides a
description. Press {PF2} to close the [Options] pop-up window after
reading the explanation.
This function of the {PF2} key appears whenever the [Options] pop-up
window is displayed, providing the pop-up window lists a number of
valid entries from which one can be selected. Press {PF2} to close the
[Options] pop-up window without selecting an option.
The {PF3} key is listed by many fields. Each field, which can be
changed (for example, names, ID numbers, and passwords), displays
this function key. The first character of the field is highlighted when
{PF3} is pressed.
This version of the {PF3} key is listed whenever the [Edit Field] key is
pressed. Press {PF3} again to end the editing process for the field.
This function key is listed whenever the [Edit Field] key is pressed.
Press {INSERT} to insert characters in the middle or beginning of the
field. The cursor slowly blinks while the system is in the insert mode.
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The NAC workstation 2-19
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