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Additional keys:

CTRL/E       Exit and spawn "FOO filename.ext"
CTRL/L       Insert a form feed (page delimiter).
CTRL/D       Fill and justify selected text.
CTRL/\       Convert multiple to single spaces in selected area
ESC ESC      Repeat last Teco command.
ESC number   Same as GOLD number except number isn't echoed.
ESC CTRL/A   Append page(s) from secondary input file.
ESC CTRL/I   Include page(s) from secondary input file.
ESC CTRL/Z   Write select or current page to secondary output file.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The ^ (up arrow) key moves the cursor to the character above.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The v (down arrow) key moves the cursor to the character below.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
FoTo exit from HELP, type a space.


The > (right arrow) key moves the cursor to the next character.
The line key advances or backs up the cursor to the nearest beginning
of a line (see ADVANCE and BACKUP).

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The < (left arrow) key moves the cursor to the preceding character.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The ENTER key is used to terminate the input of commands and search
strings.

The SUBS key deletes the search string, replaces it with the contents
of the paste buffer, and finds the next occurrence of the string.  To
accomplish multiple substitutions, you can use the following sequence
of commands:

	1.  Press SELECT.
	2.  Type the new text.
	3.  Press CUT.
	4.  Press FIND.
	5.  Enter the text you wish to replace.

Each time you press SUBSTITUTE, one substitution is made and the next
occurrence of the search string is found.  You can use a repeat count
for multiple substitutions.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The GOLD key lets you use the lower function of the editing keys.  Press
the GOLD key first and then the key you wish to use.

The GOLD key is also used to enter repeat counts.  Press GOLD
and then the main keyboard numeric keys, followed by the key to be
repeated.  CTRL/U should be used to abort an unwanted number.

The GOLD key can also change to DRAW mode if pressed twice, or back
to edit mode. Use the Control R character to change from edit to
overprint mode and control G will prompt for the draw character,
initially *. Use the cursor controls to move the cursor and in DRAW
mode, TECEDT will put the "draw character" at the position. It fills
in spaces ahead in the line to fill in otherwise unused areas and
thus permits OVERPRINT mode editing inside boxes without affecting
the rest of the screen.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The HELP key is used to obtain help on the editing keypad.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The FIND NEXT key searches for the next occurrence of the search
string entered by the FIND key.  The direction of the search is the
current direction mode (ADVANCE or BACKUP).

The FIND key searches for an occurence of a string.  Press the FIND
key and then enter the string from the main keyboard.  End the string
by pressing either the ADVANCE or BACKUP key to set the direction of
the search.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The DEL L key deletes text from the cursor position up to the end of
the current line including the line terminator.  If the cursor is at
the beginning of a line, the entire line is deleted.  The deleted text
is saved in the delete line buffer.

The UND L key inserts the contents of the delete line buffer ahead of
the cursor.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The DEL C key deletes the character on which the cursor is positioned
and saves it in the delete character buffer.

The UND C key inserts the contents of the delete character buffer
ahead of the cursor.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The DEL W key deletes text from the cursor to the beginning of the
next word, storing the text in the delete word buffer.

The UND W key inserts the contents of the delete word buffer ahead of
the cursor.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The SELECT key marks one end of a select range.  A select range is a
block of text on which various operations (such as CUT, APPEND or
FILL) can be performed.  You create a select range by moving the
cursor to either the beginning or the end of the text you wish to
select, pressing the SELECT key, and then moving to the opposite end
of the text.  You can then perform the desired operation on the range.

The RESET key is used to cancel the effect of the GOLD key if it was
pressed by mistake or to cancel a select range.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.



To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The line key advances or backs up the curser to the nearest beginning
of a line (see ADVANCE and BACKUP).

The OPEN LINE key inserts a carriage return after the cursor and
leaves the cursor position unchanged.  Pressing the OPEN LINE key
when the cursor is at the beginning of the line creates a new blank
line.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The WORD key moves the cursor forward or backward by a word (see
ADVANCE and BACKUP).

The CHGC key changes the case of a range of characters as follows:

	1.  If there is a select range active, the case of each
	    alphabetic character in the select range is changed.
	
	2.  If 1 does not apply and the cursor is positioned on the
	    current search string, the case of each alphabetic
	    character in the search string is changed.
	
	3.  If 1 and 2 do not apply, then the case of one character
	    is changed, and the cursor moves one character in the
	    current direction.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The EOL key moves the cursor forward or backward to the nearest end of
line.

The DELETE EOL key deletes all characters to the right of the cursor
in the current line, including the character on which the cursor is
positioned.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The CHAR key advances or backs up the cursor by one character  (see
ADVANCE and BACKUP).

The SPECINS key is used to insert nonprinting ASCII characters.  This
is done by pressing the GOLD key, entering the decimal representation
of the character, pressing the GOLD key again, and pressing SPECINS.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The ADVANCE key sets the current direction to advance for the CHAR,
WORD, LINE, EOL, PAGE, SECTION, FIND and FIND NEXT keys.  Advance
means the movement will occur in  the direction toward the end of the
file, that is, to the right and down.

The BOTTOM key positions the cursor at the bottom of the text buffer.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The BACKUP key sets the cursor direction to backup for the CHAR, WORD,
LINE, EOL, PAGE, SECTION, FIND and FIND NEXT keys.  Backup means the
movement will occur in  the direction of the beginning of the file,
that is, to the left and up.

The TOP key positions the cursor at the top of the text buffer.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The CUT key deletes the select range storing it in the paste buffer.
The select range is all the text between the selected position (see
SELECT) and the current cursor position.  If no select has been done,
and the cursor is positioned on the current search  string, that
string is cut.  The previous contents of the paste buffer are lost.

The PASTE key inserts the contents of the paste buffer directly in
front of the cursor.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The PAGE key moves the cursor to the top of the next page.  A page is
defined as all characters up to a formfeed or until the buffer is filled.

The COMMAND key allows the user to input a Teco command to be executed.
The command is terminated by pressing the ENTER key on the keypad.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The SECTION key moves the cursor 16 lines forward or backward,
depending on the current direction mode (see ADVANCE and BACKUP).

The FILL key performs a word fill on the select range.  A word fill
reformats a block of text so that as many full words as possible are
placed on each line without exceeding the right margin.  For purposes
of the FILL command, only spaces are used as word delimiters.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The APPEND key deletes the selected range and adds it to the end of
the paste buffer. The selected range is all the text between the
selected position (see SELECT) and the current cursor position.  If no
select has been done and the cursor is positioned on the current
search string, that string is appended.

The REPLACE key deletes the select range and replaces it with the
contents of the PASTE buffer.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.


The beginning of line key moves the cursor to the beginning of the current
line.  If the cursor is already on the beginning of a line, it moves to
the previous line.

The delete to beginning of word key is used to delete all character from
the cursor position to the beginning of the word containing the cursor.
If the cursor is on the first character of a word the previous word is
deleted.

The define key is used to define a new function for an editing key.
The user is prompted first to press the key to be defined, then to
enter the definition.

The delete to beginning of line key is used to delete all characters
in the current line to the left of the cursor.  If the cursor is on
the first character of a line, the entire previous line is deleted.

The exit key is used to return to Teco command mode.

To return to the keypad diagram, press the return key.
For help on another keypad key, press the key.
To exit from HELP, type a space.
