AT&T Unix Owner's Manual page 378

Glossary
remote terminal
Resume
RS-232
S~e
screen
screen keys
scroll
G-8
A communications device, such as a
display screen and keyboard, you can
use to enter data into and access
data from a computer system.
A command that makes a suspended
window active.
The number given to a standard that
governs the signals used in devices
that electronically transmit strings
of data. Data calls and Electronic
Mail can be transmitted through the
RS-232 port on the UNIX PC.
A command to preserve information by
storing it in a file on a disk.
The UNIX PC's workstation display.
The commands displayed at the bottom
of the screen. Use these commands by
pointing with the mouse or pressing a
corresponding function key, FI
through F8.
An
action that causes the window
contents to move up or down, right or
left, allowing you to display
information not visible when a window
is first opened. To scroll, point
with the mouse to the scroll icons
(arrows) in the lower-right window
border and press the B1 mouse button.