Index

$ in Indicator Area 5.3.3 Syntax
%TMP%, using in place of a file name 2.8.1 File Names Starting with a Hyphen
.def files A.1 License Files, Sample Programs and ".def" Files
132-column mode:configuration variable 4.4.3 Additional Configuration Variables
132-column mode:using escape sequences to switch 6.2.2 Terminal Manager Restrictions
132-column mode:using the 132-MODE variable 132-MODE
132-column mode:via DISPLAY verb DISPLAY SCREEN SIZE
132-mode DISPLAY Statement
3-D, LIST-BOX 5.8 List-Box
3D-LINES 9.9.2 Drawing 3-D Lines 3D-LINES
6.8.8 Thread Interaction with Run Units 6.8.8 Thread Interaction with Run Units
7-BIT 7-BIT
80-column mode via DISPLAY verb DISPLAY SCREEN SIZE

A

A_CGI environment variable 6.9.2 A_CGI Environment Variable
A_CONFIG, and PC-based LANs A.3.2.3 Using A_CONFIG
a_termcap A.2.2 Terminal Database 4.2.1 Step one-Terminal Identification
A_TERMS.DAT A.2.2 Terminal Database
Abbreviated Combined Condition Abbreviated Combined Condition
abbreviated combined condition, language skeleton Abbreviated Combined Condition
abbreviated combined relation conditions 6.3.8 Abbreviated Combined Relation Conditions
abort, graceful 6.7 Exiting from ACUCOBOL-GT Programs
ACCEPT ACCEPT 5.9.1 PICTURE, FROM, TO, and USING Clauses
ACCEPT ALLOWING MESSAGES 6.8.5 Threading Rules that Affect Windows and ACCEPT Statements
ACCEPT and DISPLAY, example using Screen Section 6.5.4 Comparison to Field-level
ACCEPT BEFORE TIME 6.8.5 Threading Rules that Affect Windows and ACCEPT Statements
ACCEPT FROM ENVIRONMENT H.1 Introduction
ACCEPT FROM STANDARD OBJECT, to get a font handle 4.6 Fonts
ACCEPT FROM SYSTEM-INFO:Windows M.2.5 Differences between MS-DOS and Windows
ACCEPT FROM SYSTEM-INFO:Windows NT M.3.4 Special Characteristics of 32-bit Windows
ACCEPT statement, different forms summarized ACCEPT Statement
ACCEPT statement, embedded procedures 5.9.6 PROCEDURE Clause
ACCEPT statement, syntax rules ACCEPT Statement
ACCEPT, and color 4.4.1 Adding Color
ACCEPT, and menus 8.6 Menu Input
ACCEPT, EXCEPTION clause 4.3.1 Key Mapping
ACCEPT, screen options 6.4.9 Common Screen Options
ACCEPT: pre-defined exception values ACCEPT Statement
ACCEPT:activating a control 3.5 Entering Data into a Control
ACCEPT:ALLOWING MESSAGES 6.8.3 Thread Communication
ACCEPT:effect on floating window 2.3 Active and Current Windows
ACCEPT-CONTROL field 6.0 Events Reference
ACCEPT statement, general format ACCEPT Statement
ACCEPT-TIMEOUT ACCEPT-TIMEOUT
ACCESS MODE 4.2.1 File-Control Paragraph
ACTION, GRID special property 5.15 Grid
active and current windows 2.3 Active and Current Windows
active window 2.3 Active and Current Windows
ACTIVE-BORDER-COLOR ACTIVE-BORDER-COLOR
Acu4GL 1.1 Product Overview
ACUCOBOL ACUCOBOL
ACUCOBOL-GT Development Suite, installing from CD-ROM A.4.2.2 Installation from CD-ROM
ACUCOBOL-GT Language Skeleton ACUCOBOL-GT Language Skeleton
ACUCOBOL-GT Library Routines ACUCOBOL-GT Library Routines
ACUCOBOL-GT, extensions to COBOL B.2 Extensions
ACUCOBOL-GT, limits and ranges B.1 Limits and Ranges
ACUCOBOL-GT, special features D.1 Introduction
ACUCOBOL-GT, specifications B.1 Limits and Ranges
ACUCOBOL-GT:restrictions B.3 Restrictions
acugui.def 7.6 W$MOUSE Library Routine 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine W$MENU Routine 4.2 Events W$MOUSE Routine W$BITMAP Routine
AcuODBC 1.1 Product Overview
AcuServer 5.2 AcuServer
AcuServer requirements 5.2.1 System Requirements
AcuServer with transaction management 5.1.10.1 Transaction logging and recovery with AcuServer
acushare Utility Program 2.12 acushare Utility Program
acushare, increasing the wait time 2.12.3.1 Runtime handling of errors
acushare, indicating programs to share 2.12.2.1 Indicating programs to share
acushare, kill 2.12.3 Starting and using acushare
acushare, runtime errors 2.12.3.1 Runtime handling of errors
acushare, starting 2.12.3 Starting and using acushare
ACUSHARE_TIMEOUT environment variable 2.12.3.1 Runtime handling of errors
ADD ADD 6.4.1 Arithmetic Operations
ADD Statement ADD Statement
ADD, CORRESPONDING option 6.4.5 CORRESPONDING Option
ADD, general format ADD Statement
ADD, syntax rules ADD Statement
addition 6.2 Arithmetic Expressions
addresses, specifying and debugger 3.1.6 Specifying Addresses
ADVANCING, WRITE with WRITE Statement
AFTER procedure, in the Screen Section 5.9.6 PROCEDURE Clause
alfred color configuration variables 3.5.6 Configuration variables
alfred error message file 3.5.3 Translation of Messages
alfred indexed file record editor 3.5 Acucorp's Indexed File Record Editor-alfred
alfred, editing records 3.5.5 Editing records
alfred, limit on alternate keys 3.5.1 Modes of Operation
alfred, modes of operation 3.5.1 Modes of Operation
alfred, security 3.5.2 Security
alfred, starting 3.5.4 Starting alfred
ALFRED-. . .-BITMAP ALFRED-. . .-BITMAP
ALFRED-. . .-COLOR ALFRED-. . .-COLOR
ALFRED-BITMAP-FILE 3.5.6 Configuration variables ALFRED-BITMAP-FILE
ALFRED-ENTRY-FIELDS ALFRED-ENTRY-FIELDS
ALFRED-ENTRY-FIELDS, configuration variable 3.5.6 Configuration variables
ALFRED-GET-PRINTER ALFRED-GET-PRINTER
ALFRED-MESSAGE-FILE ALFRED-MESSAGE-FILE
ALFRED-MESSAGE-FILE, configuration variable 3.5.6 Configuration variables
ALFRED-PRINTER-NAME ALFRED-PRINTER-NAME
ALFRED-PRINT-HEADER-n ALFRED-PRINT-HEADER-n
ALFRED-TOOLS-FILE ALFRED-TOOLS-FILE
ALFRED-TOOLS-FILE, configuration variable 3.5.6 Configuration variables
alias for file name 2.7.1 File Name Assignments
A-LICENSE-RETRIES A-LICENSE-RETRIES
alignment rules 5.1.4 Standard Alignment Rules
ALL 2.1.2.3 Figurative constants
ALL literal 2.1.2.3 Figurative constants
ALL, and figurative constants 2.1.2.3 Figurative constants
ALLOWING ALL OPEN Statement
ALLOWING NO OTHERS OPEN Statement
ALLOW-LEFT-DOUBLE 7.3.3 Unmasking Mouse Actions
ALLOW-LEFT-DOWN 7.3.3 Unmasking Mouse Actions
ALLOW-LEFT-UP 7.3.3 Unmasking Mouse Actions
ALLOW-MIDDLE-DOUBLE 7.3.3 Unmasking Mouse Actions
ALLOW-MIDDLE-DOWN 7.3.3 Unmasking Mouse Actions
ALLOW-MIDDLE-UP 7.3.3 Unmasking Mouse Actions
ALLOW-MOUSE-MOVE 7.3.3 Unmasking Mouse Actions
ALLOW-RIGHT-DOUBLE 7.3.3 Unmasking Mouse Actions
ALLOW-RIGHT-DOWN 7.3.3 Unmasking Mouse Actions
ALLOW-RIGHT-UP 7.3.3 Unmasking Mouse Actions
ALPHA directive 5.3.3.1 Alpha Directive
alphabet, CODE-SET 5.4.9 CODE-SET Clause
alphabet,specifying for sorting 4.1.2 Object-Computer Paragraph
alphabetic 5.7.1.7 PICTURE clause
ALPHABETIC condition 6.3.2 Class Condition
ALPHABETIC-LOWER condition 6.3.2 Class Condition
ALPHABETIC-UPPER condition 6.3.2 Class Condition
alphanumeric 5.7.1.7 PICTURE clause
alphanumeric edited 5.7.1.7 PICTURE clause
alphanumeric literals 2.1.2.2 Nonnumeric literals
ALPHA-UPDATES keyword 4.4.2 The SCREEN Option
ALTER ALTER
ALTER Statement ALTER Statement
ALTER, general format ALTER Statement
alternate keys, limit with alfred 3.5.1 Modes of Operation
ALTERNATE, FRAME style 5.10 Frame
AND 6.3.6 Complex Conditions
AND operation CBL_AND Routine
ANSI COBOL, specifications B.1 Limits and Ranges
ANSI DISPLAY, guidelines DISPLAY src-item (ANSI format)
ANSI format 2.4 Source Formats 2.2.1 ANSI Format
ANSI source, compiler option 2.1.5 Source Options
ANSI standard 1.2 Acknowledgment
ANSI X3.23-1985 B.1 Limits and Ranges
ANSI, ACCEPT and DISPLAY 2.3.1 ANSI ACCEPT and DISPLAY Verbs
ANSI, compiler option 2.1.3 Compatibility Options
ANSI, source program format 2.2.1 ANSI Format
ANSI-compliant directive 5.3.3 Syntax
ANY THREAD WAIT Statement
Appendices 1.2.4 Appendices
Appendices, summary of contents 1.2.4 Appendices
APPLY clause 4.2.2 I-O-Control Paragraph
APPLY-CODE-PATH APPLY-CODE-PATH
APPLY-FILE-PATH APPLY-FILE-PATH
Area A 2.2.1 ANSI Format
Area B 2.2.1 ANSI Format
A-RETRY-DELAY A-RETRY-DELAY
arithmetic expression, and floating-point data 5.1.8.1 Using floating-point data
arithmetic expressions 6.2 Arithmetic Expressions
arithmetic operators 6.4.1 Arithmetic Operations
ASCENDING, in SORT SORT Statement
ASCII to Hexadecimal Conversion ASCII2HEX Routine
ASCII to Octal Conversion ASCII2OCTAL Routine
Asian character sets 4.4.4 Double-Byte Character Handling
Assembly Language Interface Assembly Language Interface
assembly routines, and Windows M.2.5 Differences between MS-DOS and Windows
ASSIGN 2.8.2 File Name Examples 4.2.1 File-Control Paragraph 2.7.1 File Name Assignments 2.8 File Name Interpretation
Assigning Files to Local Printers 2.8.3 Assigning Files to Local Printers
AT END phrase 6.4.8 AT END and INVALID KEY Phrases
AT phrase 6.4.9 Common Screen Options
AT, DISPLAY BOX DISPLAY BOX
AT, DISPLAY WINDOW DISPLAY WINDOW
AT, line drawing DISPLAY LINE
at-end condition 6.4.8 AT END and INVALID KEY Phrases
audio file support (.WAV) WIN$PLAYSOUND Routine
AUTO phrase 6.4.9 Common Screen Options
auto step 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
AUTO-BUFFER AUTO-BUFFER
automatic mouse handling 7.4 Automatic Mouse Handling
automatic synchronization C.4 Matching C Data Items
automatic trailing space removal READ Statement STRIP-TRAILING-SPACES
Automation Server M.3.6 Calling ACUCOBOL-GT From Other Programming Languages
AUTO-MOUSE-HANDLING 7.3.3 Unmasking Mouse Actions
AUTO-PROMPT AUTO-PROMPT 4.4.3 Additional Configuration Variables
AUTO-RETURN keyword 4.3.2 Redefining the Keyboard
AUTO-SPIN style 5.4 Entry-Field
A-WAIT-FOR-LICENSE A-WAIT-FOR-LICENSE

B

background brush 9.9.1 Background Brush Color USE-MOUSE WHITE-FILL
background color, color mapping 9.1 Overview of Color Choices
BACKGROUND-HIGH, LOW, and STANDARD 6.4.9 Common Screen Options
BACKGROUND-INTENSITY Step 2 - Assign Initial Attributes BACKGROUND-INTENSITY Color Configuration
backup, vio archive utility 3.4 File Transfer Utility-vio
BAR special properties:SHADING 5.11 Bar
bars, vertical bars in manual 1.1.3 Brackets, Braces and Vertical Bars 1.6 Notation
BELL 4.4.3 Additional Configuration Variables BELL
BINARY directive 5.3.3.2 Binary Directive
binary sequential file, creating an indexed file from 3.3.8 Loading a File
binary sequential files, and block size 6.1.1 Sequential Files
binary sequential files, uploading from Vision files to 3.3.7 Unloading to Binary and Line Sequential Format
binary sequential records 6.1.1 Sequential Files
bitmap buttons 3.8 Bitmap Buttons
bitmap buttons:color mapping 3.8.1 Drawing the Image
bitmap buttons:creating in the Screen Section 3.8.3 Creating the Button
bitmap buttons:creating the button 3.8.3 Creating the Button
bitmap buttons:creating the image 3.8.1 Drawing the Image
bitmap buttons:file format 3.8.1 Drawing the Image
bitmap buttons:loading a bitmap 3.8.2 Loading Bitmaps
bitmap buttons:pop-up hints 3.8.4 Pop-Up Hints
bitmap buttons:pop-up hints:configuration variables 3.8.4 Pop-Up Hints
bitmap buttons:portability issues 3.8.5 Portability
bitmap buttons:removing an image 3.8.2 Loading Bitmaps
bitmap buttons:size of image 3.8.1 Drawing the Image
bitmap buttons:styles 3.8.3 Creating the Button
bitmap buttons:W$BITMAP library routine 3.8.2 Loading Bitmaps
BITMAP control 5.14 Bitmap
BITMAP, CHECK-BOX style 5.6 Check-Box
BITMAP, RADIO-BUTTON style 5.7 Radio-Button
BITMAP, style 3.8.3 Creating the Button
BITMAP:common properties 5.14 Bitmap
BITMAP:special properties 5.14 Bitmap
BITMAP:special properties:BITMAP-HANDLE 5.14 Bitmap
BITMAP:special properties:BITMAP-NUMBER 5.14 Bitmap
BITMAP-HANDLE, BITMAP special property 5.14 Bitmap
BITMAP-HANDLE, special property 3.8.3 Creating the Button
BITMAP-HANDLE, TAB-CONTROL special property 5.13 Tab
BITMAP-NUMBER, BITMAP special property 5.14 Bitmap
BITMAP-NUMBER, TAB special property 5.13 Tab
BITMAP-WIDTH, TAB special property 5.13 Tab
bitmapped graphics in Windows W$BITMAP Routine
blank line 2.2.4 Blank Lines and Comment Lines
BLANK SCREEN 5.2 Global Styles
BLANK WHEN ZERO clause, general format 5.7.1.13 BLANK WHEN ZERO clause
BLINK, not supported 11.1.4 Regarding Configuration Variables
BLOCK CONTAINS 5.4.4 BLOCK CONTAINS Clause
block size, Vision files 5.4.4 BLOCK CONTAINS Clause
blocking 5.4.4 BLOCK CONTAINS Clause
blocking factor, setting 3.3.3 Rebuilding Files
blocking-count, menu W$MENU Routine
BOXED style:incompatible with menus 2.6 Menus and Floating Windows
BOXED, DISPLAY WINDOW DISPLAY WINDOW
BOXED, LIST-BOX 5.8 List-Box
BOXED-FLOATING-WINDOWS BOXED-FLOATING-WINDOWS
braces Brackets, Braces and Vertical Bars 1.1.3 Brackets, Braces and Vertical Bars
brackets 1.1.3 Brackets, Braces and Vertical Bars Brackets, Braces and Vertical Bars
Brackets, Braces and Vertical Bars Brackets, Braces and Vertical Bars
breakpoint 3.1.1 Entering the Debugger
breakpoints 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
browser, displaying a message in status bar W$STATUS Routine
browser, passing a URL to W$GETURL Routine
BTRV-MASS-UPDATE BTRV-MASS-UPDATE
BUFFERED-SCREEN BUFFERED-SCREEN
buffers, V-Buffers V-BUFFERS
BUTTONS, TAB style 5.13 Tab

C

C subroutines: machine specific considerations for the runtime C.5 Creating a New Runtime System
C subroutines:calling COBOL routines from C C.6 Calling COBOL Routines from C
C subroutines:creating a new runtime system C.5 Creating a New Runtime System
C subroutines:data types C.3.2 The "SUB85" Interface
C subroutines:direct method of linking C.2 Direct Method
C subroutines:interface method of linking C.3 Interface Method
C subroutines:software required C.1 Overview of Interface Methods
C subroutines:SUB interface C.3.1 The "SUB" Interface
C subroutines:SUB85 interface C.3.2 The "SUB85" Interface
C subroutines:using the Windows SDK M.2.6 Using the SDK
C$CALLEDBY Routine C$CALLEDBY Routine
C$CALLERR Routine C$CALLERR Routine
C$CHAIN Routine C$CHAIN Routine
C$CHAIN routine, and installation on MS-DOS or OS/2 A.3.1 Installation Steps
C$CHAIN, and 32-bit Windows M.3.4 Special Characteristics of 32-bit Windows
C$CHAIN, how to return after a C$CHAIN Routine
C$CHAIN, MS-DOS version C$CHAIN Routine
C$CHDIR Routine C$CHDIR Routine
C$CHDIR:using CODE-PREFIX with C$CHDIR Routine
C$COPY Routine C$COPY Routine
C$DELETE Routine C$DELETE Routine
C$FILEINFO Routine C$FILEINFO Routine
C$FILESYS Routine C$FILESYS Routine
C$FULLNAME C$FULLNAME Routine
C$GETCGI Routine C$GETCGI Routine
C$JUSTIFY Routine C$JUSTIFY Routine
C$KEYMAP Routine C$KEYMAP Routine
C$LOCALPRINT Routine C$LOCALPRINT Routine
C$LOCKPID Routine C$LOCKPID Routine
C$MAKEDIR Routine C$MAKEDIR Routine
C$MEMCPY (Dynamic Memory Routine) C$MEMCPY (Dynamic Memory Routine)
C$NARG Routine C$NARG Routine
C$OPENSAVEBOX Routine C$OPENSAVEBOX Routine
C$PARAMSIZE Routine C$PARAMSIZE Routine
C$RECOVER Routine C$RECOVER Routine 5.1.10 Recovery
C$RERR library routine C$RERR Routine
C$RERRNAME Routine C$RERRNAME Routine
C$RUN Routine C$RUN Routine
C$SLEEP Routine C$SLEEP Routine
C$SYSTEM Routine C$SYSTEM Routine
C$TOLOWER C$TOUPPER and C$TOLOWER Routines
C$TOUPPER C$TOUPPER and C$TOLOWER Routines
C, alignment boundaries, and different C compilers C.4 Matching C Data Items
C, and USAGE types for integer data C.4 Matching C Data Items
C, compilers and alignment boundaries C.4 Matching C Data Items
cache setting for HTML output from CGI programs CGI-NO-CACHE
CALL 6.5 Procedure Division Format 3.2.1 Object Libraries 2.9 Calling Subprograms CALL EXIT Statement
CALL RUN, memory considerations CALL Statement
CALL Statement CALL Statement
CALL THREAD 6.8.1 Thread Fundamentals
CALL verb, error messages C$CALLERR Routine
CALL verb, library routines ACUCOBOL-GT Library Routines
CALL, and runcbl steps 2.9 Calling Subprograms
CALL, general format CALL Statement
CALL, how to return after a C$CHAIN C$CHAIN Routine
CALL, syntax rules CALL Statement
called programs, passing parameters CALL Statement
calling COBOL routines from C C.6 Calling COBOL Routines from C
calling COBOL routines from other programming languages M.3.6 Calling ACUCOBOL-GT From Other Programming Languages
calling program, Linkage Section 5.6 LINKAGE Section
Calling Subprograms 2.9 Calling Subprograms
CANCEL CALL Statement CANCEL 6.3 Memory Management 3.1 PROGRAM-ID Paragraph 2.9 Calling Subprograms
CANCEL ALL 6.3 Memory Management
CANCEL Statement CANCEL Statement
CANCEL, and runcbl steps 2.9 Calling Subprograms
CANCEL, general format CANCEL Statement
CAPTURE-MOUSE 3.7 Controls and the Mouse W$MOUSE Routine
Carriage return doesn't advance cursor to next field 11.1.4 Regarding Configuration Variables
CARRIAGE-CONTROL-FILTER 2.7.5 File Handling Options CARRIAGE-CONTROL-FILTER
CASE keyword 4.3.2 Redefining the Keyboard
case, converting with library routine C$TOUPPER and C$TOLOWER Routines
Case, lower/upper in command line 2.1.10 Upper and Lower Case
case, of words in manual 1.1.1 Upper-Case and Special-Character Words
case, Upper-Lower-Map UPPER-LOWER-MAP
catastrophic exit 6.7 Exiting from ACUCOBOL-GT Programs
CBL_AND Routine CBL_AND Routine
CBL_COPY_FILE Routine CBL_COPY_FILE Routine
CBL_CREATE_DIR Routine CBL_CREATE_DIR Routine
CBL_DELETE_DIR Routine CBL_DELETE_DIR Routine
CBL_DELETE_FILE Routine CBL_DELETE_FILE Routine
CBL_EQ Routine CBL_EQ Routine
CBL_NOT Routine CBL_NOT Routine
CBL_OR Routine CBL_OR Routine
CBL_XOR Routine CBL_XOR Routine
cblconfig 1.1 Product Overview
CBLFLAGS Environment Variable 2.1.13 CBLFLAGS Environment Variable
cblutil program 3.2.2 Creating Object Libraries
cblutil program, object file information command 3.2.3 Getting Object Information
cblutil program, object library options 3.2.2 Creating Object Libraries
cblutil program,object information 3.2.3 Getting Object Information
CCOL, character coordinate phrase explained 3.6 The Character Coordinate Phrases
cell grid, displaying in a window (debugging aid) WIN3-GRID
CELL phrase 4.5.3 Coordinate Space Solutions
CELL size, establishing in the main application window 1.6.3 Tips for Solving Cross Platform Interface Problems
cell, defined 4.5.1 Coordinate Handling
CELLS phrase, used with the character coordinate phrases 3.6 The Character Coordinate Phrases
centering data with C$JUSTIFY C$JUSTIFY Routine
CGI programs, merging data with HTML templates DISPLAY external-form-item
CGI variables, how to retrieve C$GETCGI Routine
CGI, retrieving a CGI variable 5.7.1.6 IS EXTERNAL-FORM clause
CGI, setting the HTML output cache option CGI-NO-CACHE
CGI-AUTO-HEADER CGI-AUTO-HEADER
CGI-NO-CACHE CGI-NO-CACHE
CHAIN 6.5 Procedure Division Format CHAIN
CHAIN Statement CHAIN Statement
CHAIN, general format CHAIN Statement
CHAINING phrase 6.5 Procedure Division Format
CHAIN-MENUS CHAIN-MENUS
changes affecting Version 1.3 Changes Affecting Version 1.3
changes affecting Version 1.4 Changes Affecting Version 1.4
changes affecting Version 1.5 Changes Affecting Version 1.5
changes affecting Version 2.0 Changes Affecting Version 2.0
changes affecting Version 2.1 Changes Affecting Version 2.1
changes affecting Version 2.3 Changes Affecting Version 2.3
changes affecting Version 2.4 Changes Affecting Version 2.4
changes affecting Version 3.2 Changes Affecting Version 3.2
changes affecting Version 4.0 Changes Affecting Version 4.0
changes affecting Version 4.1 Changes Affecting Version 4.1
changes affecting Version 4.2 Changes Affecting Version 4.2
changing a menu item W$MENU Routine 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine
character coordinate phrases 3.6 The Character Coordinate Phrases
CHARACTER, label in Screen Section 4.3 Graphical vs. Textual Modes
character-based emulation of windows and controls 4.6.7 Graphical Window and Control Emulation
character-based, differences from graphical 1.6.1 Incompatibilities between Graphical and Character Systems
characters, double-byte 4.4.4 Double-Byte Character Handling
check marks on menus 8.3.1 Properties of Menu Entries 8.4.1 Using genmenu W$MENU Routine
check marks, adding and removing in menus dynamically 8.8.2 Checking Menu Items
check marks, in menus 8.11 Menu Configuration with the Generic Menu Handler
CHECK-BOX control 5.6 Check-Box
CHECK-BOX:bitmap button, introduced 3.8 Bitmap Buttons
CHECK-BOX:common properties 5.6 Check-Box
CHECK-BOX:special properties 5.6 Check-Box
CHECK-BOX:styles 5.6 Check-Box
CHECK-BOX:styles:FRAMED 5.6 Check-Box
CHECK-NUMBERS keyword 4.3.2 Redefining the Keyboard
CHECK-NUMBERS=Validate 6.6 Data Validation
CHECK-USING CHECK-USING
child window 2.4 Parent and Child Windows
C-ISAM files, converting with vutil 3.3.11 Converting C-ISAM Files
C-ISAM, and C$COPY routine C$COPY Routine
C-ISAM-COMPRESS-KEYS C-ISAM-COMPRESS-KEYS
class condition 6.3.2 Class Condition
class name 4.1.3 Special-Names Paragraph
class-name condition 6.3.2 Class Condition
clauses 2.5.1.4 Clauses and entries
clear all menus W$MENU Routine
CLOSE 4.2.2 I-O-Control Paragraph CLOSE
CLOSE file CLOSE Statement
CLOSE WINDOW CLOSE Statement
CLOSE, and record locking 6.1.4 Record Locking
CLOSE, general format CLOSE Statement
Close, handling under Windows 8.13 System Menu "Close" Handling under Windows
CLOSE-ON-EXIT 2.7.5 File Handling Options CLOSE-ON-EXIT
closing the main application window 11.1.1 Regarding Windows
CMD events for controls 6.2 Control Events
CMD-ACTIVATE 6.8.5 Threading Rules that Affect Windows and ACCEPT Statements
CMD-GOTO 11.1.2 Regarding Controls
CMD-HELP 10.3 The Help Processor
CMD-TABCHANGED 6.6 Data Validation
CMD-GOTO 6.6 Data Validation
COBOL implementations 2.3 Compatibility Modes
COBOL language elements 2.1 Language Elements
COBOL program elements 2.5.1 Program Elements
COBOL standard 1.2 Acknowledgment
COBOL words, defined 2.1.1 COBOL Words
code and data file search paths 2.7.2 Code and Data File Search Paths
code sharing 2.12.2 Using shared memory
Code sharing on AOS/VS 2.12.2.2 Code sharing on AOS/VS
CODE-CASE CODE-CASE
CODE-MAPPING CODE-MAPPING
CODE-PREFIX 2.9 Calling Subprograms CODE-PREFIX 2.7.2 Code and Data File Search Paths
CODE-PREFIX, using with C$CHDIR C$CHDIR Routine
CODE-SET 5.4.9 CODE-SET Clause
CODE-SUFFIX CODE-SUFFIX
CODE-SYSTEM CODE-SYSTEM
CODE-SYSTEM configuration variable 4.4.4 Double-Byte Character Handling
CODE-SYSTEM variable, table 4.4.4 Double-Byte Character Handling
collating sequence 4.1.2 Object-Computer Paragraph
color 4.6.4 Color
Color Configuration Color Configuration
color attributes, of menus 8.11 Menu Configuration with the Generic Menu Handler
color map, and SET ENVIRONMENT 4.4.1 Adding Color
color mapping 9.1 Overview of Color Choices
color mapping, for a bitmap 3.8.1 Drawing the Image
color models, explained 9.2.1 What Is a Color Model?
color options under Windows and Windows NT 9.9 Miscellaneous Options under Windows and Windows NT
color remapping, quick global color changes 9.1.1 Simplified Mapping Approach 9.1 Overview of Color Choices
color values, foreground and background settings 9.8 COLOR-TABLE Settings
color values, list of 9.8 COLOR-TABLE Settings
color values, numeric 9.8 COLOR-TABLE Settings
color, adding to monochrome displays 4.4.1 Adding Color
color, configuration variables Color Configuration
color, customization for graphical environments 9.1.2 Controlling the Color Mapping
color, disabling on MS-DOS 4.4.3 Additional Configuration Variables
COLOR, DISPLAY WINDOW DISPLAY WINDOW
COLOR, in line drawing DISPLAY LINE
color, inherited by a new window DISPLAY WINDOW
color, remapping with configuration variables 9.1 Overview of Color Choices
color, setting foreground & background 4.6.4 Color
color, when terminal can display only one color at a time 4.6.4 Color
COLOR, with DISPLAY BOX DISPLAY BOX
COLOR-MAP 4.4.1 Adding Color COLOR-MAP
COLOR-MODEL 9.1.1 Simplified Mapping Approach COLOR-MODEL 9.1 Overview of Color Choices
COLOR-MODEL settings 9.2 COLOR-MODEL Settings
COLOR-MODEL Settings 1 and 2 9.3 COLOR-MODEL Settings 1 and 2
COLOR-MODEL Settings 3 and 4 9.4 COLOR-MODEL Settings 3 and 4
COLOR-MODEL Settings 5 and 6 9.5 COLOR-MODEL Settings 5 and 6
COLOR-MODEL Settings 7 and 8 9.6 COLOR-MODEL Settings 7 and 8
COLOR-MODEL Settings 9 and 10 9.7 COLOR-MODEL Settings 9 and 10
COLOR-MODEL, settings described 9.2.1 What Is a Color Model?
colors on Windows and Windows NT machines W$PALETTE Routine
COLORS, BAR special property 5.11 Bar
COLOR-TABLE 9.1 Overview of Color Choices COLOR-TABLE 9.1.2 Controlling the Color Mapping
COLOR-TABLE Settings 9.8 COLOR-TABLE Settings
COLOR-TABLE, specifying color changes 9.8 COLOR-TABLE Settings
COLOR-TRANS Step 3 - Transform Colors COLOR-TRANS Color Configuration
color-val, and table 5.9 Screen Description Entry 5.9.3 OCCURS Clause
COLUMN Clause 5.9.5 COLUMN Clause
COLUMN NUMBER, DISPLAY WINDOW DISPLAY WINDOW
COLUMN, DISPLAY BOX DISPLAY BOX
COLUMN, line drawing DISPLAY LINE
COLUMN-SEPARATION COLUMN-SEPARATION
Combined Condition Combined Condition
combined condition, language skeleton Combined Condition
combined conditions 6.3.6.1 Combined conditions
combined relation conditions, abbreviated 6.3.8 Abbreviated Combined Relation Conditions
COMBO-BOX control 5.9 Combo Box
COMBO-BOX:common properties 5.9 Combo Box
COMBO-BOX:data limit 11.1.2 Regarding Controls
COMBO-BOX:last item in 11.1.2 Regarding Controls
COMBO-BOX:styles 5.9 Combo Box
COMBO-BOX:styles:DROP-DOWN 5.9 Combo Box
COMBO-BOX:styles:DROP-LIST 5.9 Combo Box
COMBO-BOX:styles:STATIC-LIST 5.9 Combo Box
command events for controls 6.2 Control Events
command line argument 6.5 Procedure Division Format
command line, DISPLAY UPON COMMAND-LINE DISPLAY UPON COMMAND LINE
command, executing an operating system SYSTEM Routine
command, executing operating system command from Windows C$RUN Routine
commands, notation of 1.6 Notation
Comment 2.2.1 ANSI Format
COMMENT directive 5.3.3.3 Comment Directive
comment line 2.2.4 Blank Lines and Comment Lines 2.4.1 The COPY Statement
comment-entry 2.1.5 Comment Entries
COMMIT COMMIT
COMMIT, general format COMMIT Statement
COMMIT, implicit 5.1.3 Transaction Management Verbs
Common Gateway Interface 5.7.1.6 IS EXTERNAL-FORM clause
common properties of controls, overview 3.1 Overview
common properties table 5.1.2 Common Properties Table
common statement rules 6.4 Common Statement Rules
comparison, of nonnumeric operands 6.3.1.2 Comparison of nonnumeric operands
comparison, of numeric operands 6.3.1.1 Comparison of numeric operands
compatibility modes 2.3 Compiler Compatibility Modes 2.3 Compatibility Modes
Compatibility Options 2.1.3 Compatibility Options
compatibility, and large data items 5.1.6 Large Data Handling
compatibility, with earlier versions of the runtime and compiler F.2 Changes Affecting Version 3.1
compatibility, with older versions of file system interfaces F.4 Changes Affecting Version 2.3
Compilation Problems 1.7.1 Compilation Problems
compile command, error output 1.7.1 Compilation Problems
compile option, segmentation in source 2.1.9 Miscellaneous Options
compiler directing statements 2.5.1.5 Statements
compiler error messages, list of N.1 Introduction
compiler option, @ character in filenames 2.1.11 File Name Handling
compiler option, abbreviation of filenames 2.1.11 File Name Handling
compiler option, ACCEPT and DISPLAY video 2.1.8 Video Options
compiler option, ANSI 2.1.3 Compatibility Options
compiler option, ANSI source 2.1.5 Source Options
compiler option, array references test 2.1.9 Miscellaneous Options
compiler option, cross-reference listing 2.1.2 Listing Options
compiler option, data storage 2.1.7 Data Storage Options
compiler option, data storage default, ACUCOBOL-GT 2.1.7 Data Storage Options
compiler option, data storage, IBM 2.1.7 Data Storage Options
compiler option, data storage, Micro Focus 2.1.7 Data Storage Options
compiler option, data storage SIGN clause 2.1.7 Data Storage Options
compiler option, debugging lines 2.1.5 Source Options
compiler option, error file 2.1.1 Standard Options
compiler option, exclude source lines 2.6 Source Code Control
compiler option, ICOBOL compatibility 2.1.3 Compatibility Options
compiler option, include source 2.1.5 Source Options
compiler option, include source lines 2.6 Source Code Control
compiler option, low intensity 2.1.8 Video Options
compiler option, object file name 2.1.1 Standard Options
compiler option, page length of listings 2.1.2 Listing Options
compiler option, print all warning messages 2.1.1 Standard Options
compiler option, RM/COBOL compatibility 2.1.3 Compatibility Options
compiler option, terminal source format 2.1.5 Source Options
compiler option, transaction files 2.1.4 File Options
compiler option, verbose 2.1.1 Standard Options
compiler option, video--treating as if CONVERT specified 2.1.8 Video Options
compiler option, warning message suppression 2.1.1 Standard Options
compiler options used with transaction management 5.1.9 Compiler File Options
compiler options, compatibility 2.1.3 Compatibility Options
compiler options, copybook list 2.1.6.1 Mapping options
compiler options, debugging 2.1.9 Miscellaneous Options
compiler options, introduction 2.1 Using the Compiler
compiler options, list of standard 2.1.1 Standard Options
compiler options, listing information 2.1.2 Listing Options
compiler options, mapping 2.1.6.1 Mapping options
compiler options, reserved words list 2.1.6.1 Mapping options
compiler options, reserved words suppression 2.1.6 Reserved Word Options
compiler options, source files 2.1.5 Source Options
compiler options, Video 2.1.8 Video Options
Compiler, examples of use 2.1.12 Examples
compiler, using 2.1 Using the Compiler
compiler,installation A.1 License Files, Sample Programs and ".def" Files
Compiler-Directing Statements Compiler-Directing Statements
compiler-directing statements, language skeleton Compiler-Directing Statements
compiling under Windows A.4.3 Compiling under Windows
complex conditions 6.3.6 Complex Conditions
COMPRESS-FACTOR COMPRESS-FACTOR
COMPRESS-FILES COMPRESS-FILES
compression 6.1.3 Indexed Files
compression factor, option to set 3.3.10 Converting RM/COBOL-85 Indexed Files 3.3.12 Converting Micro Focus Files
compression, configuration file option 6.1.6 Indexed File Considerations
compression, using WITH COMPRESSION 6.1.6 Indexed File Considerations
COMPUTATIONAL 5.7.1.8 USAGE clause
COMPUTATIONAL-1 5.7.1.8 USAGE clause
COMPUTATIONAL-2 5.7.1.8 USAGE clause
COMPUTATIONAL-3 5.7.1.8 USAGE clause
COMPUTATIONAL-4 5.7.1.8 USAGE clause
COMPUTATIONAL-5 5.7.1.8 USAGE clause
COMPUTATIONAL-6 5.7.1.8 USAGE clause
COMPUTATIONAL-N 5.7.1.8 USAGE clause
COMPUTATIONAL-X 5.7.1.8 USAGE clause
COMPUTE COMPUTE 6.4.1 Arithmetic Operations
COMPUTE, general format COMPUTE Statement
concatenation, of data items STRING Statement
condition, order of evaluation 6.3.7 Order of Evaluation
conditional delimited-scope statements 2.5.1.5 Statements
conditional expressions 6.3 Conditional Expressions
conditional statement 6.1.1 Statements and Sentences
condition-name 6.3.4 Condition-Name Condition 5.2.4 Condition-Name (Level 88) 5.7.1.14 VALUE clause
condition-variable 6.3.4 Condition-Name Condition SET Statement
config85.c 2.10 Reducing the Size of the Runtime
configuration file 1.1 Product Overview
configuration file, format of 2.7 Runtime Configuration
configuration file, information 2.1.14 Help, Version Information, and Communication with C Programs
configuration file, names 2.7 Runtime Configuration
configuration file, rules 2.7 Runtime Configuration H.1 Introduction
configuration file, specifying location on LANs A.3.2.3 Using A_CONFIG
configuration file, versus user's environment 2.8 File Name Interpretation
Configuration Section 4.1 Configuration Section
configuration variables H.1 Introduction 2.8 File Name Interpretation 4.2.3 Step three- Configuration Variables
configuration variables for display 4.4.3 Additional Configuration Variables
configuration variables, alfred 3.5.6 Configuration variables
configuration variables, questions 11.1.4 Regarding Configuration Variables
configuration variables, runtime 2.7 Runtime Configuration
configuration variables, SET statement SET Statement
configuration, of terminals A.2 Configuring Your Terminals
constants 2.1.2.3 Figurative constants
context ID (Windows help) 10.4 Windows Help
context-sensitive help, see help automation 10.0 Help Automation
continuation lines 2.2.3 Line Continuation
CONTINUE CONTINUE
CONTINUE, general format CONTINUE Statement
control components diagram 5.1.1 Control Components Diagram
control events 6.2 Control Events
CONTROL KEY clause 4.3.2 Redefining the Keyboard 4.3.1 Key Mapping
control properties and styles, making a list 2.1.6.1 Mapping options
CONTROL VALUE DISPLAY WINDOW
control:global style:NO-TAB 5.2 Global Styles
control-name, example of structure 4.1.3 Special-Names Paragraph
controls and windows, interaction 3.3 Interaction between Controls and Windows
controls, creating, modifying, inquiring, and destroying 3.4 Creating, Modifying, Inquiring, and Destroying Controls
controls, entering data into 3.5 Entering Data into a Control
controls, questions 11.1.2 Regarding Controls
controls: SCROLL-BAR 5.12 Scroll Bar
controls:activating 3.5 Entering Data into a Control
controls:BAR 5.11 Bar
controls:basic components 3.1 Overview
controls:BITMAP 5.14 Bitmap
controls:CELLS phrase 3.6 The Character Coordinate Phrases
controls:changing with the MODIFY statement MODIFY Statement
controls:character-based emulation: default characters 4.6.7 Graphical Window and Control Emulation
controls:common properties table 5.1.2 Common Properties Table
controls:common properties, introduced 5.1 The Components of a Control
controls:common properties:introduced 3.1 Overview
controls:compatibility with subwindows 3.3 Interaction between Controls and Windows
controls:components of, overview 5.1 The Components of a Control
controls:constant ID 5.1 The Components of a Control
controls:emulation on character-based systems 4.6.7 Graphical Window and Control Emulation
controls:handles 3.2 Control Types, Handles, and IDs 5.1 The Components of a Control
controls:identifier (ID) 3.2 Control Types, Handles, and IDs
controls:interaction with subwindows DISPLAY control-type-name
controls:list box:paged, search box 3.9.3 Other List Box Operations
controls:LIST-BOX, PAGED 3.9 Paged List Boxes
controls:LIST-BOX, PAGED: adding records to 3.9.2 Adding Records to a Paged List Box
controls:LIST-BOX, PAGED: code example 3.9.5 Paged List Box Example
controls:LIST-BOX, PAGED: event handling 3.9.4 Paged List Box Event Handling
controls:mouse interaction 3.7 Controls and the Mouse
controls:overview 3.1 Overview
controls:PAGED LIST-BOX 3.9 Paged List Boxes
controls:PAGED LIST-BOX: adding records to 3.9.2 Adding Records to a Paged List Box
controls:PAGED LIST-BOX: code example 3.9.5 Paged List Box Example
controls:PAGED LIST-BOX: event handling 3.9.4 Paged List Box Event Handling
controls:positioning with character coordinate phrases 3.6 The Character Coordinate Phrases
controls:positioning with the AT phrase 6.4.9 Common Screen Options
controls:properties, introduced 5.1 The Components of a Control
controls:removing runtime support for 2.10 Reducing the Size of the Runtime
controls:removing with DESTROY DESTROY Statement
controls:retrieving information about INQUIRE Statement
controls:screen repainting with WIN3-CLIP-CONTROLS WIN3-CLIP-CONTROLS
controls:setting the background intensity 6.4.9 Common Screen Options
controls:size differences between graphical and text-mode systems 1.6.1 Incompatibilities between Graphical and Character Systems
controls:special properties table 5.1.4 Special Properties Table
controls:styles table 5.1.3 Styles Table
controls:styles, introduced 5.1 The Components of a Control
controls:TAB 5.13 Tab
controls:TEMPORARY-CONTROLS configuration file entry TEMPORARY-CONTROLS
controls:text-mode:ACTIVE-BORDER-COLOR configuration variable ACTIVE-BORDER-COLOR
controls:text-mode:GUI-CHARS configuration variable GUI-CHARS
controls:text-mode:INACTIVE-BORDER-COLOR configuration variable INACTIVE-BORDER-COLOR
controls:text-mode:MESSAGE-BOX-COLOR configuration variable MESSAGE-BOX-COLOR
controls:text-mode:PROMPTING configuration variable PROMPTING
controls:text-mode:RESIZE-FRAMES configuration variable RESIZE-FRAMES
controls:text-mode:SHUTDOWN-MESSAGE-BOX configuration variable SHUTDOWN-MESSAGE-BOX
controls:TREE-VIEW 5.16 Tree-View
controls:types 5.1 The Components of a Control 3.2 Control Types, Handles, and IDs
conventions used in Reference Manual 1.1 Conventions Used in this Manual
CONVERT, and compiler/video option 2.1.8 Video Options
Converting C-ISAM Files 3.3.11 Converting C-ISAM Files
Converting Micro Focus Files 3.3.12 Converting Micro Focus Files
converting RM/COBOL data files 6.1.7 Converting RM/COBOL Data Files
Converting RM/COBOL-85 Indexed Files 3.3.10 Converting RM/COBOL-85 Indexed Files
converting text-based programs, dealing with coordinates 4.5 Coordinates
converting, character to numeric value MOVE Statement
CONVERTING, INSPECT with INSPECT Statement
CONVERT-OUTPUT keyword 4.4.2 The SCREEN Option
coordinate handling 4.5.1 Coordinate Handling
coordinate space problems 4.5.2 Coordinate Space Problems
coordinate space solutions 4.5.3 Coordinate Space Solutions
coordinates 4.5 Coordinates
coordinates, to position controls 4.5 Coordinates
Copy Libraries 2.5 Copy Libraries
COPY REPLACING with XFDs 5.3 XFD Files
COPY statement, code examples 2.4.1 The COPY Statement
COPY, comparison operation 2.4.1 The COPY Statement
COPY, syntax and general rules 2.4.1 The COPY Statement
copybooks, list of all 2.1.6.1 Mapping options
copying a file, with C$COPY C$COPY Routine
COPYPATH 2.5 Copy Libraries
CORRESPONDING phrase 6.4.5 CORRESPONDING Option
CORRESPONDING, MOVE with MOVE Statement
Creating Empty Files 3.3.6 Creating Empty Files
creating menu bars and pop-up menus 8.0 Creating Menu Bars and Pop-Up Menus
Creating Object Libraries 3.2.2 Creating Object Libraries
creating, modifying, inquiring, and destroying controls 3.4 Creating, Modifying, Inquiring, and Destroying Controls
cross platform interface problems 1.6.3 Tips for Solving Cross Platform Interface Problems
cross-reference listing 2.1.2 Listing Options
CURRENCY CURRENCY
current window 2.3 Active and Current Windows
Cursor and Mouse Handling in Source-Level Debugging 3.1.2 Cursor and Mouse Handling in Source-Level Debugging
CURSOR phrase ACCEPT Statement
cursor, position within field by mouse 7.5 Screen Section Behavior
cursor:position after DISPLAY control-type statement DISPLAY control-type-name
CURSOR-MODE CURSOR-MODE
CURSOR-PAST-END keyword 4.3.2 Redefining the Keyboard
CURSOR-TYPE CURSOR-TYPE
cut/copy/paste for entry fields 5.4 Entry-Field
cut/copy/paste via SET format 13 SET Statement

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DASHED, BAR style 5.11 Bar
data classes of 5.1.3 Classes of Data
Data Description Entry Data Description Entry
data description entry, general format 5.7.1 Data Description Entry
data description entry, level-numbers 5.7.1.1 Level-number
data description entry, syntax rules 5.7.1 Data Description Entry
data dictionaries 5.3 XFD Files
data dictionary file name 5.3.3.5 File Directive
Data Division 5.0 Data Division Data Division
Data Division, general format and rules 5.3 Data Division Format
Data General 2.3 Compatibility Modes
Data General AOS/VS, installation A.7 Data General AOS/VS Machines
data item, declaring external 5.7.1.4 IS EXTERNAL clause
data items, constraints on large 5.1.6 Large Data Handling
data items, format 5.7.1.8 USAGE clause
data names, described 5.2 Data Names
data names, qualification 5.2.1 Qualification
data names, subscripting 5.2.2 Subscripting
DATA RECORDS, general format 5.4.10 DATA RECORDS Clause
data sharing among threads 6.8.2 Data Sharing Among Threads
Data Storage Options 2.1.7 Data Storage Options
Data Structures 5.1 Data Structures
data types, and alignment 5.1.4 Standard Alignment Rules
data validation 6.6 Data Validation
data validation, not performed when 6.6 Data Validation
data, categories of 5.1.3 Classes of Data
data, external 5.5 WORKING-STORAGE Section
data, large 5.1.6 Large Data Handling
data, limits 5.1.6 Large Data Handling
DATA-RANGE keyword 4.3.2 Redefining the Keyboard
DATE directive 5.3.3.4 Date Directive
debugger commands 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
Debugger Restrictions 3.1.7 Debugger Restrictions
debugger scroll bar 3.1 Runtime Debugger
debugger, entering 3.1.1 Entering the Debugger
debugger, example 1.7.2 Program Execution Problems
debugger, file tracing option 3.1.4 File Tracing
debugger, introduction 3.1 Runtime Debugger
debugger, macros 3.1.5 Macro Debugger
debugger, running the under Windows 3.1.1 Entering the Debugger
debugger, specifying addresses 3.1.6 Specifying Addresses
debugger, specifying program addresses 3.1.6 Specifying Addresses
debugger, specifying variables 3.1.6 Specifying Addresses
debugger, three modes 3.1 Runtime Debugger
debugger, using mouse with 3.1.2 Cursor and Mouse Handling in Source-Level Debugging
debugger: name qualification 3.1.6 Specifying Addresses
debugging line 2.2.1 ANSI Format 2.4.1 The COPY Statement
debugging lines 2.1.5 Source Options
debugging lines, conditional in source 4.1.1 Source-Computer Paragraph
debugging window 3.1.1 Entering the Debugger
debugging:displaying a character cell grid WIN3-GRID
debugging:setting a break point 11.1.5 Regarding Debugging
DECIMAL-POINT DECIMAL-POINT
Declarative 6.1.2 Flow of Control 2.7.5 File Handling Options 6.5 Procedure Division Format 6.4.8 AT END and INVALID KEY Phrases
declarative paragraphs 6.1 Organization
DEFAULT-BUTTON, PUSH-BUTTON style 5.5 Push-Button
DEFAULT-COUNT DEFAULT-COUNT
DEFAULT-FONT DEFAULT-FONT
DEFAULT-HOST DEFAULT-HOST
DEFAULT-PROGRAM DEFAULT-PROGRAM
defaults used in XFD Files 5.3.1 Defaults Used in XFD Files
defines, compilation switch 10.4 Windows Help
definition (.def) files A.1 License Files, Sample Programs and ".def" Files
delays, creating with C$SLEEP C$SLEEP Routine
DELETE DELETE
DELETE FILE DELETE Statement
DELETE RECORD DELETE Statement
DELETE, and record locking 6.1.4 Record Locking
DELETE, general format DELETE Statement
deleting a menu item W$MENU Routine 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine
DELIMITED phrase, with STRING STRING Statement
delimited-scope statement 6.1.1 Statements and Sentences
delimited-scope statements 6.1.1.1 Scope of statements
DESCENDING, in SORT SORT Statement
DESTROY DESTROY
DESTROY, general format DESTROY Statement
DESTROY:value F.2 Changes Affecting Version 3.1
device locking 2.7.5 File Handling Options
device locking under UNIX 6.1.5 Device Locking Under UNIX
device names, file processing 4.2.1 File-Control Paragraph
device names, list of valid 4.2.1 File-Control Paragraph
device naming conventions 2.7.1 File Name Assignments
devices 2.8.1 File Names Starting with a Hyphen
Dialog Box:creating 11.1.1 Regarding Windows
dialog box:Windows Common Dialogs 11.1.1 Regarding Windows
direct.c 5.7.1.4 IS EXTERNAL clause
directive syntax 5.3.3 Syntax
directives 5.3.2 Using Directives
directory, changing current with C$CHDIR C$CHDIR Routine
directory, creating with C$MAKEDIR C$MAKEDIR Routine
disabling a menu item 8.4.1 Using genmenu
disabling a menu item at creation 8.3.1 Properties of Menu Entries
disabling an entire menu W$MENU Routine
disabling menu items dynamically 8.8.1 Disabling Menu Items
disk space, required for installation A.1 License Files, Sample Programs and ".def" Files
DISPLAY DISPLAY 5.9.1 PICTURE, FROM, TO, and USING Clauses
display attributes, order of precedence 4.4.1 Adding Color
DISPLAY BOX DISPLAY BOX
DISPLAY Control-Type DISPLAY control-type-name
DISPLAY external-form-item DISPLAY external-form-item
DISPLAY FLOATING WINDOW DISPLAY FLOATING WINDOW
DISPLAY INITIAL WINDOW DISPLAY INITIAL WINDOW
display interface 4.4 The Display Interface
DISPLAY LINE DISPLAY LINE
DISPLAY LINE, and terminal manager 6.2.2 Terminal Manager Restrictions
DISPLAY MESSAGE BOX DISPLAY MESSAGE BOX
DISPLAY SCREEN SIZE DISPLAY SCREEN SIZE
DISPLAY SCREEN, column mode DISPLAY SCREEN SIZE
DISPLAY screen-name DISPLAY screen-name
DISPLAY src-item DISPLAY src-item
DISPLAY src-item (ANSI format) DISPLAY src-item (ANSI format)
DISPLAY Statement DISPLAY Statement
DISPLAY SUBWINDOW DISPLAY WINDOW
DISPLAY TOOL-BAR DISPLAY TOOL-BAR
DISPLAY UPON COMMAND-LINE DISPLAY UPON COMMAND LINE
DISPLAY UPON FLOATING WINDOW TITLE DISPLAY UPON GLOBAL TITLE
DISPLAY UPON GLOBAL TITLE DISPLAY UPON GLOBAL TITLE
DISPLAY UPON WINDOW TITLE DISPLAY UPON WINDOW TITLE
DISPLAY WINDOW DISPLAY WINDOW
DISPLAY, and color 4.4.1 Adding Color
DISPLAY, ANSI DISPLAY src-item (ANSI format)
display, configuring 4.4 The Display Interface
DISPLAY, general format DISPLAY Statement
DISPLAY, general rules DISPLAY src-item
DISPLAY, screen options 6.4.9 Common Screen Options
DISPLAY, Screen Section DISPLAY screen-name
DISPLAY, Screen Section and CONVERT-OUTPUT 4.4.2 The SCREEN Option
DISPLAY, summary of different forms of DISPLAY Statement
DISPLAY, syntax rules DISPLAY screen-name DISPLAY UPON WINDOW TITLE DISPLAY UPON COMMAND LINE DISPLAY BOX DISPLAY INITIAL WINDOW DISPLAY LINE DISPLAY src-item DISPLAY WINDOW DISPLAY src-item (ANSI format) DISPLAY SCREEN SIZE DISPLAY UPON GLOBAL TITLE DISPLAY TOOL-BAR DISPLAY control-type-name DISPLAY FLOATING WINDOW DISPLAY MESSAGE BOX DISPLAY external-form-item
DISPLAY:DISPLAY SUBWINDOW statement:CONTROL VALUE phrase DISPLAY WINDOW
DISPLAY-SWITCH-PERIOD DISPLAY-SWITCH-PERIOD 6.8.4 Thread Priorities
DIVIDE DIVIDE
DIVIDE Statement DIVIDE Statement
division 6.2 Arithmetic Expressions
division header 2.5.1.1 Division header
DLL-CONVENTION DLL-CONVENTION
DLLs M.2.4 Calling DLLs
Document Overview 1.2 Document Overview
DOS, differences from Windows M.2.5 Differences between MS-DOS and Windows
DOS, differences with Windows NT M.3.4 Special Characteristics of 32-bit Windows
DOS-BOX-CHARS DOS-BOX-CHARS
DOS-OUTPUT-METHOD DOS-OUTPUT-METHOD
DOT-DASH, BAR style 5.11 Bar
DOTTED, BAR style 5.11 Bar
double-byte character handling 4.4.4 Double-Byte Character Handling
DOUBLE-CLICK-TIME DOUBLE-CLICK-TIME
DROP-DOWN, COMBO-BOX style 5.9 Combo Box
DROP-LIST, COMBO-BOX style 5.9 Combo Box
dynamic link libraries (DLLs), calling in Windows M.2.4 Calling DLLs
dynamic memory, allocating M$ALLOC (Dynamic Memory Routine)
dynamic memory, freeing previously allocated M$FREE (Dynamic Memory Routine)
dynamic memory, retrieving data from allocated M$GET (Dynamic Memory Routine)
dynamic memory, routines to handle Routines to Handle Dynamic Memory
dynamic memory, storing data in allocated block M$PUT (Dynamic Memory Routine)

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EBCDIC,using this alphabet 4.1.3 Special-Names Paragraph
EDITED-UPDATES keyword 4.4.2 The SCREEN Option
editing records with alfred 3.5.5 Editing records
editing, types allowed in PICTURE clause 5.7.1.7 PICTURE clause
EDIT-MODE EDIT-MODE
EF-UPPER-WIDE EF-UPPER-WIDE
EF-WIDE-SIZE EF-WIDE-SIZE
elementary data item 5.1.1 Record Description
elementary items, in data description entry 5.7.1 Data Description Entry
ellipses 1.1.4 Ellipses Ellipses
e-mail, Acucorp 1.7 How To Get Help
embedded procedures 5.9.6 PROCEDURE Clause 6.5.5 Using Screen Section Embedded Procedures
emulation of graphical controls on character-based 4.6.7 Graphical Window and Control Emulation
ENABLE-MOUSE W$MOUSE Routine 7.6 W$MOUSE Library Routine
encryption 6.1.3 Indexed Files
Entering the Debugger 3.1.1 Entering the Debugger
entry 2.5.1.4 Clauses and entries
ENTRY-FIELD 5.4 Entry-Field
ENTRY-FIELD control:setting the width 5.4 Entry-Field
ENTRY-FIELD:common properties 5.4 Entry-Field
ENTRY-FIELD:editing keys 5.4 Entry-Field
ENTRY-FIELD:multiple lines 5.4 Entry-Field
ENTRY-FIELD:size limit 5.4 Entry-Field
environment SET Statement 2.8 File Name Interpretation
Environment Division 4.0 Environment Division Environment Division
Environment Division, language skeleton Environment Division
environment variable, CBLFLAGS 2.1.13 CBLFLAGS Environment Variable
environment variables 1.5 Environment Variables 1.1 Product Overview
environment variables in the OF phrase of a COPY statement 2.4.1 The COPY Statement
environment variables to define a path 2.5 Copy Libraries
environment variables, in the path-name 2.5 Copy Libraries
EOF-ABORTS EOF-ABORTS
EOL-CHAR EOL-CHAR
EQUAL TO condition 6.3.1 Relation Conditions
EQUALS operation CBL_EQ Routine
ERASE, DISPLAY WINDOW DISPLAY WINDOW
error 98 codes J.3 Vision Secondary Error Codes for Error 98s
error code for W$MENU W$MENU Routine
error codes for bitmapped graphics W$BITMAP Routine
error codes for transactions J.4 Transaction Error Codes
error codes, hardware errors under Windows M.2.5 Differences between MS-DOS and Windows
error codes, primary errors for transactions J.4.1 Primary Error Codes
error codes, secondary error codes for error 98's J.3 Vision Secondary Error Codes for Error 98s
error codes, secondary errors for transactions J.4.2 Secondary Error Codes for Error 01
error codes, Windows NT and hardware M.3.4 Special Characteristics of 32-bit Windows
error handling 6.4 Error Handling
error handling, hardware WIN-ERROR-HANDLING
error handling, hardware errors under Windows M.2.3 Hardware Error Handling
error handling, hardware errors under Windows NT M.3.3 Hardware Error Handling
error list for compiler N.2 List of Errors
error messages, list of compiler error messages N.1 Introduction
errors, acushare 2.12.3.1 Runtime handling of errors
errors, logging to runtime's error file 6.4.2 Logging Errors to the Runtime's Error File
ERRORS-OK ERRORS-OK 2.7.5 File Handling Options
escape sequences, terminal manager restrictions 6.2.2 Terminal Manager Restrictions
escape sequences, terminal manager solutions for 6.2.2 Terminal Manager Restrictions
ESCAPE-BUTTON, PUSH-BUTTON style 5.5 Push-Button
EVALUATE EVALUATE
EVALUATE statement, code examples EVALUATE Statement
EVALUATE statement, highlights for first-time users EVALUATE Statement
EVALUATE, general format EVALUATE Statement
EVALUATE, general rules EVALUATE Statement
evaluation, order of 6.2.1 Evaluation of Arithmetic Expressions
event driven systems, described 1.2.1 Event-Driven Environments
event procedure, in Screen Section 5.9.6 PROCEDURE Clause
event procedure, modifying MODIFY Statement
EVENT STATUS 4.2 Events 6.0 Events Reference 10.3 The Help Processor
EVENT-DATA-2 10.3 The Help Processor
events, described 6.0 Events Reference 4.2 Events
events:controls 6.2 Control Events
events:menus 6.3 Menu Events
events:mouse, not returned as in Version 2.4 11.1.4 Regarding Configuration Variables
events:Screen Section handling 6.0 Events Reference
events:terminating, described 4.2 Events
events:windows 6.1 Window Events
event-status, example of structure 4.1.3 Special-Names Paragraph
Examining File Information 3.3.1 Examining File Information
example of menu handling 8.12 Menu Handling-Sample Code
example using W$MENU 8.12 Menu Handling-Sample Code
Examples 2.1.12 Examples
EXCEPTION clause 4.3.2 Redefining the Keyboard
exception keys 4.3.1 Key Mapping
exception keys, and menus 8.6 Menu Input
EXCEPTION procedure, in the Screen Section 5.9.6 PROCEDURE Clause
EXCEPTION-RANGE keyword 4.3.2 Redefining the Keyboard
EXCEPTION-VALUE 11.1.2 Regarding Controls
Exclusive OR operation CBL_XOR Routine
EXIT EXIT
EXIT PARAGRAPH EXIT Statement
EXIT PERFORM EXIT Statement
EXIT Statement EXIT Statement
EXIT-CURSOR EXIT-CURSOR
exiting from ACUCOBOL-GT programs 6.7 Exiting from ACUCOBOL-GT Programs
EXIT-STATUS SYSTEM Routine
exponentiation 6.2 Arithmetic Expressions
EXTEND-CREATES 2.7.5 File Handling Options EXTEND-CREATES
extended file status C$RERR Routine
extensions to COBOL B.2 Extensions
external data item 5.5 WORKING-STORAGE Section 5.7.1.4 IS EXTERNAL clause
external data items 6.3.1 External Data Items
EXTERNAL data items, in Working-Storage 5.7.1 Data Description Entry
EXTERNAL data items, level-numbers 5.7.1 Data Description Entry
external files 5.4.1 File Description Entry 5.4.3 IS EXTERNAL Clause
external name of file, VALUE OF FILE-ID 5.4.8 VALUE OF FILE-ID Clause
EXTERNAL, general format 5.7.1.4 IS EXTERNAL clause
EXTERNAL-FORM 5.7.1 Data Description Entry
EXTERNAL-FORM clause 5.7.1.6 IS EXTERNAL-FORM clause
EXTERNAL-SIZE EXTERNAL-SIZE
Extracting Records from a File 3.3.5 Extracting Records from a File
EXTRA-KEYS-OK EXTRA-KEYS-OK

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F10-IS-MENU F10-IS-MENU
FAQ 11.1 Frequently Asked Questions
FAST-ESCAPE FAST-ESCAPE
FIELDS-UNBOXED FIELDS-UNBOXED
figurative constants 2.1.2.3 Figurative constants
file attributes, and LAN installation A.3.2.2 Modifying File Attributes
File Control Entry File Control Entry
FILE CONTROL section 5.3 XFD Files
file deletion with C$DELETE C$DELETE Routine
File Description File Description
file description entry 5.4.1 File Description Entry
FILE directive 5.3.3.5 File Directive
file extensions with SYSTEM calls SYSTEM Routine M.2.5 Differences between MS-DOS and Windows M.3.4 Special Characteristics of 32-bit Windows
file extensions, and execution under Windows A.4.4 Running your programs
file handling 6.1 Handling Files
File Handling Options 2.7.5 File Handling Options
file information, retrieving with C$FILEINFO C$FILEINFO Routine
file integrity 3.3.2 Testing File Integrity
file locking, performance considerations 6.1.8 Performance Considerations
file locking, three forms OPEN Statement
file name aliasing 2.7.1 File Name Assignments
file name assignments 2.7.1 File Name Assignments
File Name Examples 2.8.2 File Name Examples
File Name Handling 2.1.11 File Name Handling
File Name Interpretation 2.8 File Name Interpretation
File Names Starting with a Hyphen 2.8.1 File Names Starting with a Hyphen
file names with embedded spaces FILENAME-SPACES
file names, with hyphen 2.8.1 File Names Starting with a Hyphen
File Options 2.1.4 File Options
file recovery with C$RECOVER 5.1.10 Recovery
file recovery, library routine for C$RECOVER Routine
file search routine to find full name C$FULLNAME Routine
File Section, BLOCK CONTAINS 5.4.4 BLOCK CONTAINS Clause
File Section, CODE-SET clause 5.4.9 CODE-SET Clause
File Section, DATA RECORDS 5.4.10 DATA RECORDS Clause
File Section, file description entry 5.4.1 File Description Entry
File Section, general format 5.4 File Section
File Section, IS EXTERNAL 5.4.3 IS EXTERNAL Clause
File Section, LABEL RECORDS clause 5.4.6 LABEL RECORDS Clause
File Section, LINAGE 5.4.11 LINAGE Clause
File Section, RECORD clause 5.4.5 RECORD Clause
File Section, sort file description entry 5.4.2 Sort File Description Entry
file segment, setting with V-SEG-SIZE configuration variable V-SEG-SIZE
File Size Summary Report 3.3.9 File Size Summary Report
FILE STATUS 4.2.1 File-Control Paragraph C$RERR Routine
file status codes J.1 Introduction 2.7.3 File Status Codes
file status codes, different standards (table) J.2 Table of Codes
file status information, library routine for C$RERRNAME Routine C$RERR Routine
FILE STATUS variable 6.4.7 I/O Status
file system information, retrieving with C$FILESYS C$FILESYS Routine
file trace , how to use 1.7.2 Program Execution Problems
file tracing 3.1.4 File Tracing 3.1.4 File Tracing
File Transfer Utility-vio 3.4 File Transfer Utility-vio
file translation, examples of rules 2.8.2 File Name Examples
file types, organization of 5.1.7 File Types
file utilities, vutil 3.3 File Utilities-vutil
File Utilities-vutil 3.3 File Utilities-vutil
file, compression 6.1.3 Indexed Files
file, copying with C$COPY C$COPY Routine
file, encryption 6.1.3 Indexed Files
file, vutil integrity check 3.3.2 Testing File Integrity
FILE-CASE FILE-CASE
FILE-CONDITION FILE-CONDITION
FILE-CONTROL, general format 4.2.1 File-Control Paragraph
FILE-CONTROL, general rules 4.2.1 File-Control Paragraph
FILE-CONTROL, syntax rules 4.2.1 File-Control Paragraph
FILE-IO-PROCESSES-MESSAGES FILE-IO-PROCESSES-MESSAGES
filename-HOST filename-HOST
filename-LOG filename-LOG
filenames, abbreviation when compiling 2.1.11 File Name Handling
filenames, case of 2.1.10 Upper and Lower Case
FILENAME-SPACES FILENAME-SPACES
FILE-POS, GRID special property 5.15 Grid
FILE-PREFIX 2.7.2 Code and Data File Search Paths FILE-PREFIX
files, examining file information 3.3.1 Examining File Information
files, improving performance 6.1.8 Performance Considerations
files, limits on open files and control of 6.1.9 Limits on Open Files
files, rebuilding 3.3.3 Rebuilding Files
files, reducing number of 3.2.1 Object Libraries
files, reducing size of 3.2.3 Getting Object Information
files, sequential 6.1.1 Sequential Files
files, sequential access 4.2.1 File-Control Paragraph
files, shared 5.4.3 IS EXTERNAL Clause
files, when not in open mode 3.1 PROGRAM-ID Paragraph
FILE-STATUS-CODES FILE-STATUS-CODES 2.7.3 File Status Codes
FILE-SUFFIX 2.8 File Name Interpretation FILE-SUFFIX
filesystem-DETACH filesystem-DETACH
FILLER 5.7.1.2 The data-name or FILLER clause
FILLER data items and XFDs 5.3.1 Defaults Used in XFD Files
find backwards 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
find forwards 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
find from top 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
floating window, inquiries 2.5 Creating, Inquiring, Modifying, and Destroying Windows
floating window:ACCEPT statement, effects of 2.3 Active and Current Windows
floating window:active 2.3 Active and Current Windows
floating window:BOXED border DISPLAY FLOATING WINDOW
floating window:child 2.4 Parent and Child Windows
floating window:closing 2.5 Creating, Inquiring, Modifying, and Destroying Windows
floating window:closing with DESTROY DESTROY Statement
floating window:closing:effect on current 2.3 Active and Current Windows
floating window:creating 2.5 Creating, Inquiring, Modifying, and Destroying Windows
floating window:current 2.3 Active and Current Windows
floating window:defined 1.5 ACUCOBOL-GT Window Types
floating window:getting the size and position of 2.5 Creating, Inquiring, Modifying, and Destroying Windows
floating window:GRAPHICAL option DISPLAY FLOATING WINDOW
floating window:implicit subwindow DISPLAY FLOATING WINDOW
floating window:main application window, creating for optimal CELL size 1.6.3 Tips for Solving Cross Platform Interface Problems
floating window:menu in 2.6 Menus and Floating Windows
floating window:MODAL and MODELESS DISPLAY FLOATING WINDOW
floating window:modifying 2.5 Creating, Inquiring, Modifying, and Destroying Windows
floating window:parent 2.4 Parent and Child Windows
floating windows and subwindows, relationship 2.2 The Relationship Between Floating Windows and Subwindows
floating windows, overview 2.1 Overview
floating-point data, arithmetic expression 5.1.8.1 Using floating-point data
floating-point data, differences from normal numeric 5.1.8 Floating-Point Data
floating-point data, when to use 5.1.8 Floating-Point Data
floating-point literals 2.1.2.1 Numeric literals
flow of control 6.1.2 Flow of Control
flush buffers, COMMIT COMMIT Statement
FLUSH-ALL FLUSH-ALL
FLUSH-COUNT FLUSH-COUNT
FLUSH-ON-ACCEPT FLUSH-ON-ACCEPT
FLUSH-ON-COMMIT FLUSH-ON-COMMIT
FLUSH-ON-OPEN FLUSH-ON-OPEN
FONT FONT
font of window title WINDOW-TITLE
font, condensed A.4.5 Printing and spooler issues with Windows
font:measuring with W$TEXTSIZE W$TEXTSIZE Routine
FONT-AUTO-ADJUST FONT-AUTO-ADJUST
fonts, memory management of 4.6 Fonts
fonts, support for 4.6 Fonts
fonts.def W$FONT Routine
fonts:selecting a custom font 11.1.3 Regarding Fonts
fonts:selecting with W$FONT W$FONT Routine
FONT-SIZE-ADJUST FONT-SIZE-ADJUST
FONT-WIDE-SIZE-ADJUST FONT-WIDE-SIZE-ADJUST
FOREGROUND-INTENSITY Color Configuration Step 2 - Assign Initial Attributes FOREGROUND-INTENSITY
FOREGROUND-INTENSITY, configuration variable DISPLAY WINDOW
format, of source code 2.4 Source Formats
format, of source program 2.2 Source Format
Formats for COBOL Verbs Formats for COBOL Verbs
form-feeds 5.4.11 LINAGE Clause
form-level ACCEPT and DISPLAY 6.5.4 Comparison to Field-level
FRAME control 5.10 Frame
FRAME:common properties 5.10 Frame
FRAME:sizing problems 11.1.2 Regarding Controls
FRAME:styles 5.10 Frame
FRAME:styles:ALTERNATE 5.10 Frame
FRAME:styles:HEAVY 5.10 Frame
FRAME:styles:RAISED 5.10 Frame
FRAME:styles:VERY-HEAVY 5.10 Frame
FRAMED, RADIO-BUTTON style 5.7 Radio-Button
FRAMED, style 3.8.3 Creating the Button
FULL 6.6 Data Validation
FULL-BOXES FULL-BOXES
function codes for terminals, list of 4.6 The Terminal Database File
function key handling 8.6.1 Function Key Handling
function keys, and menu bars 8.6.1 Function Key Handling
function keys, defining 4.6.5 Function Keys and Other Keys

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genmenu, compiling the utility 8.4.1 Using genmenu
GET-MOUSE-SCREEN-STATUS W$MOUSE Routine 7.6 W$MOUSE Library Routine
GET-MOUSE-SHAPE W$MOUSE Routine
GET-MOUSE-STATUS 7.6 W$MOUSE Library Routine W$MOUSE Routine
GetStockObject, Windows API function 4.6 Fonts
Getting Object Information 3.2.3 Getting Object Information
Getting Your Terminals Ready 4.2 Getting Your Terminals Ready
GLOBAL, data description entry 5.7.1 Data Description Entry
go 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
GO TO GO TO
GO TO, ALTER statement ALTER Statement
GO TO, general format GO TO Statement
GOBACK GOBACK
GOBACK, general format GOBACK Statement
graphical and textual modes, mixed 4.3 Graphical vs. Textual Modes
graphical user interface, development strategies 1.6.2 Strategies for Supporting Multiple Systems
graphical user interface, portability issues 1.6 Creating Portable User Interfaces
graphical window and control emulation 4.6.7 Graphical Window and Control Emulation
GRAPHICAL, label in Screen Section 4.3 Graphical vs. Textual Modes 5.9 Screen Description Entry
Graphics Device Interface (GDI) Routine to Handle the Windows Print Spooler
graphics on terminals requiring multiple-character escape sequences for line segments 4.6.6 Line Drawing
graphics, bitmapped in Windows W$BITMAP Routine
GREATER THAN condition 6.3.1 Relation Conditions
grid control 5.15 Grid
group item 5.1.1 Record Description
group items 5.3.1 Defaults Used in XFD Files
group items, category 5.1.3 Classes of Data
GUI development project issues 1.7 GUI Development Project Issues
GUI development with third party kits and tools 1.2.4 GUI Development with Third Party Kits and Tools
GUI support, introduced 1.1 Overview of User Interface Features
GUI-CHARS GUI-CHARS

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handle, described 4.1 Handles
handle:invalid 4.1 Handles
handle:POP-UP AREA phrase 4.1 Handles
handles:control 3.2 Control Types, Handles, and IDs
hardware and software requirements, Windows A.4.1 Hardware and software requirements
hardware error handling, under Windows M.2.3 Hardware Error Handling
hardware error handling, under Windows NT M.3.3 Hardware Error Handling
hardware supported 1.4 Supported Hardware
hardware type, and large data items 5.1.6 Large Data Handling
HEAVY, FRAME style 5.10 Frame
HEIGHT-IN-CELLS, control style 5.2 Global Styles
help automation 10.1 HELP-ID
help automation via SET format 13 SET Statement
help automation, mapping context IDs 2.1.14 Help, Version Information, and Communication with C Programs
help automation:with MS Windows 10.4 Windows Help
help command 2.1.14 Help, Version Information, and Communication with C Programs
help compiler 10.4 Windows Help $WINHELP Routine
HELP CONTENTS $WINHELP Routine
help cursor 10.2 Help Modes
HELP HELPONHELP $WINHELP Routine
help key exception value 10.2 Help Modes
help modes 10.2 Help Modes
HELP PARTIALKEY $WINHELP Routine
help processor 10.1 HELP-ID 10.3 The Help Processor
HELP QUIT $WINHELP Routine
help with debugger 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
help, how to get 1.7 How To Get Help
Help, interfacing to the Windows facility $WINHELP Routine
Help, Version Information, and Communication with C Programs 2.1.14 Help, Version Information, and Communication with C Programs
HELP-CONTEXT 10.4 Windows Help
HELP-CONTEXTPOPUP 10.4 Windows Help
HELP-ID 10.1 HELP-ID
HELP-PROGRAM, configuration variable 10.3 The Help Processor
hex literals 2.1.2.2 Nonnumeric literals
Hexadecimal to ASCII Conversion HEX2ASCII Routine
Highlight item in debugger menu 3.1.2 Cursor and Mouse Handling in Source-Level Debugging
HIGH-VALUES 2.1.2.3 Figurative constants
HINTS-OFF HINTS-OFF 3.8.4 Pop-Up Hints
HINTS-ON 3.8.4 Pop-Up Hints HINTS-ON
HORIZONTAL, SCROLL-BAR style 5.12 Scroll Bar
HOT-KEY HOT-KEY 4.4.3 Additional Configuration Variables
How the Terminal Manager Works 4.1 How the Terminal Manager Works
How To Get Help 1.7 How To Get Help
HP cartridge tapes A.5.1.2 HP cartridge tapes
HP3000 Machines Running MPE/iX A.8 HP3000 Machines Running MPE/iX
HTML output cache, setting this option CGI-NO-CACHE
HTML templates, merging data with DISPLAY external-form-item
HTML, associating group items with HTML data 5.7.1.6 IS EXTERNAL-FORM clause
HTML, locating template files HTML-TEMPLATE-PREFIX
HTML-TEMPLATE-PREFIX HTML-TEMPLATE-PREFIX
hyphens, special treatment of file names with 2.8.1 File Names Starting with a Hyphen

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I/O efficiency 5.3.3.9 Use Group Directive
I/O status 6.4.7 I/O Status
ICOBOL 4.2.2 I-O-Control Paragraph DISPLAY src-item 2.3 Compatibility Modes 5.9.5 COLUMN Clause 5.7.1.11 SYNCHRONIZED clause
ICOBOL compatibility 2.1.3 Compatibility Options
ICOBOL Conversion Guide K.1 Compile-Time Issues
ICOBOL, ACUCOBOL-GT differences K.3 Differences
ICOBOL, and file status codes 2.7.3 File Status Codes
ICOBOL, compatibility mode 2.3 Compiler Compatibility Modes
ICOBOL, compile-time issues K.1 Compile-Time Issues
ICOBOL, conversion guide K.1 Compile-Time Issues
ICOBOL, ERASE DISPLAY WINDOW DISPLAY src-item
ICOBOL, file status codes J.1 Introduction
ICOBOL, reserved words D.1 Introduction
ICOBOL, reserved words option 2.1.6 Reserved Word Options
ICOBOL, runtime options K.2 Runtime Options
ICOBOL, terminal source format 2.4 Source Formats
ICOBOL:ICOBOL-FILE-SEMANTICS configuration variable K.2 Runtime Options
ICOBOL-FILE-SEMANTICS ICOBOL-FILE-SEMANTICS
ICON ICON
icon, using to execute program A.4.4 Running your programs
ID, of a control 3.2 Control Types, Handles, and IDs
Identification Division Identification Division 3.0 Identification Division
Identification Division, language skeleton Identification Division
IDENTIFIED 5.7.1 Data Description Entry
IF IF
IF, general format IF Statement
imperative sentence 6.1.1 Statements and Sentences
imperative statement 6.1.1 Statements and Sentences
imperative statements 2.5.1.5 Statements
IMPLIED-DECIMAL keyword 4.3.2 Redefining the Keyboard
import screen facility 2.2 Using the Runtime System
INACTIVE-BORDER-COLOR INACTIVE-BORDER-COLOR
incompatibilities between graphical and character systems 1.6.1 Incompatibilities between Graphical and Character Systems
index values, re-using 2.1.9 Miscellaneous Options
indexed file considerations 6.1.6 Indexed File Considerations
indexed file features 6.1.6 Indexed File Considerations
indexed file record editor, alfred 3.5 Acucorp's Indexed File Record Editor-alfred
Indexed File Record Editor-alfred 3.5 Acucorp's Indexed File Record Editor-alfred
indexed file utility 3.3 File Utilities-vutil
indexed files 6.1.3 Indexed Files
indexed files, organization of 5.1.7 File Types
Indicating programs to share 2.12.2.1 Indicating programs to share
indicator area 2.2.1 ANSI Format
initial attribute CALL Statement EXIT Statement
INITIAL PROGRAM 3.1 PROGRAM-ID Paragraph 6.3 Memory Management
initialization strings, for terminals 4.6.9 Initialization
INITIALIZE INITIALIZE
INITIALIZE, general format INITIALIZE Statement
INPUT PROCEDURE SORT Statement
input, simulating W$KEYBUF Routine
INPUT-OUTPUT Section 4.2 Input-Output Section
INPUT-STATUS-DEFAULT INPUT-STATUS-DEFAULT
INQUIRE INQUIRE
INQUIRE, general format INQUIRE Statement
INSERTION-INDEX, use with PAGED list boxes 3.9.2 Adding Records to a Paged List Box
INSERT-MODE INSERT-MODE
INSERT-ROWS, GRID special property 5.15 Grid
INSPECT INSPECT
INSPECT statement, code examples INSPECT Statement
INSPECT statement, general format INSPECT Statement
INSPECT, comp-val and targ rules INSPECT Statement
INSPECT, general rules INSPECT Statement
installation from CD-ROM A.4.2.2 Installation from CD-ROM
installation instructions A.1 License Files, Sample Programs and ".def" Files
installation on MS-DOS and OS/2 A.3 MS-DOS and OS/2 Machines
installation on VMS and Open VMS A.6 VMS and Open VMS Machines
installation procedure, for UNIX, Xenix, Ultrix and Unos A.5.1 Extracting the files
installation under AOS/VS A.7 Data General AOS/VS Machines
installation under Windows A.4 Windows Machines A.4.2 Installation steps for Windows
installation under Windows, from diskette A.4.2.1 Installation from diskette
installation, configuring terminals A.2 Configuring Your Terminals
installation, MPE/iX A.8 HP3000 Machines Running MPE/iX
installation, networks A.3.2 Network Environments
installing on NeXT machines running UNIX A.5.3 Installing on NeXT Machines Running UNIX
Internet, overview of options for deploying on the 6.9 Deploying Applications on the Internet 6.9.1 Options
INTENSITY-FLAGS INTENSITY-FLAGS Color Configuration Step 4 - Transform Intensities
Internet, defining records for HTML forms 5.7.1.6 IS EXTERNAL-FORM clause
Internet, how to deploy applications on the 6.9 Deploying Applications on the Internet
Internet, how to display a message in the browser status bar W$STATUS Routine
Internet, how to retrieve CGI variables C$GETCGI Routine
Internet, locating HTML template files HTML-TEMPLATE-PREFIX
Internet, passing a URL to a browser W$GETURL Routine
INVALID KEY phrase 6.4.8 AT END and INVALID KEY Phrases
invalid-key condition 6.4.8 AT END and INVALID KEY Phrases
IOBENCH.CBL A.1 License Files, Sample Programs and ".def" Files
I-O Control Entry I-O Control Entry
I-O-CONTROL, general format 4.2.2 I-O-Control Paragraph
I-O-CONTROL, general rules 4.2.2 I-O-Control Paragraph
I-O-CONTROL, syntax rules 4.2.2 I-O-Control Paragraph
IO-CREATES IO-CREATES 2.7.5 File Handling Options
IO-READ-LOCK-TEST IO-READ-LOCK-TEST
IS EXTERNAL 5.4.3 IS EXTERNAL Clause
IS EXTERNAL, general format 5.7.1.4 IS EXTERNAL clause
IS NUMERIC, test for COMP-3 fields F.2 Changes Affecting Version 3.1
ISOLATE-FILE-CREATES ISOLATE-FILE-CREATES
item help 10.2 Help Modes

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justification of data, using C$JUSTIFY C$JUSTIFY Routine
JUSTIFIED clause, general format 5.7.1.12 JUSTIFIED clause
JUSTIFIED, with formatted and centering option 4.4.2 The SCREEN Option
JUSTIFY-NUM-FIELDS JUSTIFY-NUM-FIELDS

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KEY AREA MERGE Statement
key fields 5.3 XFD Files
key fields (by either explicit or implicit redefinition) 5.3.1 Defaults Used in XFD Files
key interpretation 4.3.1 Key Mapping
KEY IS phrase 5.3 XFD Files
key letters, specifying for a menu 8.4.1 Using genmenu
key mapping 4.3.1 Key Mapping
key translation 4.3.1 Key Mapping
KEYBOARD KEYBOARD
keyboard additions under Windows NT M.3.2 Keyboard Differences
keyboard configuration, default 4.3.1 Key Mapping
keyboard configuration, saving C$KEYMAP Routine
keyboard differences, Windows and DOS M.2.2 Keyboard Differences
keyboard functions, and Terminal Manager 4.3 The Keyboard Interface
keyboard input buffer, adding characters to W$KEYBUF Routine
keyboard interface 4.3 The Keyboard Interface
KEYBOARD variable 4.3.2 Redefining the Keyboard
keyboard, redefining 4.3.2 Redefining the Keyboard
KEY-MAP KEY-MAP
keymap, specifying for alfred 3.5.4 Starting alfred
Keys, example code 6.1.3 Indexed Files
keys, list of function codes to represent 4.6 The Terminal Database File
keys, performance considerations 6.1.8 Performance Considerations
keys, sample code 6.1.3 Indexed Files
keys, split 6.1.3 Indexed Files
keys, table of actions 4.3.1 Key Mapping
KEYSTROKE KEYSTROKE
keystroke, library routine to retrieve next W$GETC Routine
key-table, requirements in MERGE statement MERGE Statement
key-table, requirements in SORT statement SORT Statement
KEY-TYPE field, list of codes SORT Statement
kill -9 6.1 Handling Files 6.7 Exiting from ACUCOBOL-GT Programs

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LABEL control 5.3 Label
LABEL RECORDS 5.4.6 LABEL RECORDS Clause
LANs, installation on A.3.2 Network Environments
large data handling 5.1.6 Large Data Handling
large-model programs M.2.6 Using the SDK
LAST THREAD WAIT Statement 6.8.1 Thread Fundamentals
LEFT-TEXT, CHECK-BOX style 5.6 Check-Box
LEFT-TEXT, RADIO-BUTTON special property 5.7 Radio-Button
LESS THAN condition 6.3.1 Relation Conditions
level 88 5.2.4 Condition-Name (Level 88) 5.7.1.14 VALUE clause
level-number 01 5.1.2 Level-Numbers
level-number 66 5.1.2 Level-Numbers
level-number 77 5.1.2 Level-Numbers
level-number 78 5.1.2 Level-Numbers
level-number 88 5.1.2 Level-Numbers
level-numbers 5.1.2 Level-Numbers
level-numbers, syntax and general rules 5.7.1.1 Level-number
LIB$GET_SYMBOL Routine LIB$GET_SYMBOL Routine
LIB$SET_SYMBOL Routine LIB$SET_SYMBOL Routine
library routines ACUCOBOL-GT Library Routines
license file 2.11 Multiple-User License Management
license files A.1 License Files, Sample Programs and ".def" Files
license management file 5.2.1 System Requirements
License Management on DOS and Windows Systems 2.11.1 License Management on DOS and Windows Systems
licenses, multiple-user 2.11 Multiple-User License Management
limitations, vio 3.4.4 Known Limitations
limits and ranges of the compiler B.1 Limits and Ranges
limits on open files 6.1.9 Limits on Open Files
LINAGE 5.4.11 LINAGE Clause WRITE Statement
LINAGE CLAUSE, and WRITE statement 5.4.11 LINAGE Clause
LINAGE, general format 5.4.11 LINAGE Clause
LINAGE-COUNTER 5.2.1 Qualification WRITE Statement 5.4.11 LINAGE Clause
LINE Clause 5.9.4 LINE Clause
line drawing 4.6.6 Line Drawing
line drawing, and terminal manager 6.2.2 Terminal Manager Restrictions
LINE NUMBER, DISPLAY SUBWINDOW DISPLAY WINDOW
line segments requiring multiple-character escape sequences 4.6.6 Line Drawing
line sequential file, creating an indexed file from 3.3.8 Loading a File
line sequential files, ACUCOBOL-GT rules 6.1.1 Sequential Files
line sequential files, uploading from Vision files to 3.3.7 Unloading to Binary and Line Sequential Format
line wrapping 4.4.3 Additional Configuration Variables DISPLAY WINDOW
LINE, DISPLAY BOX DISPLAY BOX
LINE, line drawing DISPLAY LINE
lines, creating graphical, see BAR control 5.11 Bar
LINES, DISPLAY BOX DISPLAY BOX
LINES, DISPLAY WINDOW DISPLAY WINDOW
lines, with 3-dimensional shading 9.9.2 Drawing 3-D Lines
LINK TO THREAD 6.8.5 Threading Rules that Affect Windows and ACCEPT Statements
Linkage Section 6.5 Procedure Division Format 5.3 Data Division Format CALL Statement
Linkage Section, general format 5.6 LINKAGE Section
linking the runtime 2.10 Reducing the Size of the Runtime
linking the runtime, procedure C.5 Creating a New Runtime System
LIST BOX:data truncated F.2 Changes Affecting Version 3.1
list box:updating with the MODIFY verb MODIFY Statement
LIST-BOX control 5.8 List-Box
LIST-BOX control: PAGED, described 3.9 Paged List Boxes
LIST-BOX control: PAGED: adding records to 3.9.2 Adding Records to a Paged List Box
LIST-BOX control: PAGED: code example 3.9.5 Paged List Box Example
LIST-BOX control: PAGED: event handling 3.9.4 Paged List Box Event Handling
LIST-BOX:common properties 5.8 List-Box
LIST-BOX:data limit 11.1.2 Regarding Controls
LIST-BOX:last item inserted twice 11.1.2 Regarding Controls
LIST-BOX:size limit 5.8 List-Box
LIST-BOX:styles 5.8 List-Box
Listing Options 2.1.2 Listing Options
listing options, compiler options 2.1.2 Listing Options
LISTS-UNBOXED LISTS-UNBOXED
literals 2.1.2 Literals
Loading a File 3.3.8 Loading a File
local printers, assigning files to 2.8.3 Assigning Files to Local Printers
local printing C$LOCALPRINT Routine
LOCALPRINT 2.8.3 Assigning Files to Local Printers
LOCK LOCK
LOCK Statement LOCK Statement
LOCK THREAD 6.8.2 Data Sharing Among Threads
LOCK THREAD statement, general format LOCK Statement
LOCK THREAD, general rules LOCK Statement
LOCK-DIR LOCK-DIR 6.1.5 Device Locking Under UNIX
LOCKED-RECORD-DELAY LOCKED-RECORD-DELAY
LOCK-HOLDING 4.2.2 I-O-Control Paragraph
locking method for Vision files V-LOCK-METHOD
locking rules for transaction management 5.1.4 Extended Locking Rules
locking threads 6.8.2 Data Sharing Among Threads
LOCKING-RETRIES LOCKING-RETRIES
LOCK-OUTPUT LOCK-OUTPUT
LOCK-SORT LOCK-SORT
LOCKS-PER-FILE LOCKS-PER-FILE
log files, multiple 5.1.6 Multiple Log Files
LOG-BUFFER-SIZE LOG-BUFFER-SIZE
LOG-DEVICE LOG-DEVICE
LOG-DIR LOG-DIR
LOG-ENCRYPTION LOG-ENCRYPTION
LOG-FILE LOG-FILE
LOGGING LOGGING
logging and rollback of file update operations 5.1.5 Logging and Rollback of File Update Operations
logging, configuration variables used with 5.1.7 Configuration Variables
logging, specifying log files for 5.1.6 Multiple Log Files
logical operators 6.3.6 Complex Conditions
logical page 5.4.11 LINAGE Clause
logical page, evaluation of 5.4.11 LINAGE Clause
logutil 3.6 logutil
logutil log file editor 3.6 logutil
logutil options 3.6.2 Options
logutil report headings 3.6.3 logutil Report Headings
logutil syntax 3.6.1 Syntax
lost records 3.3.3 Rebuilding Files
lower-case words Lower-case Words
lower-case words in manual 1.1.2 Lower-Case Words
lowercase, converting C$TOUPPER and C$TOLOWER Routines
LOWERED, FRAME style 5.10 Frame
low-level debugging 3.1 Runtime Debugger
LOW-VALUES 2.1.2.3 Figurative constants

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M$ALLOC (Dynamic Memory Routine) M$ALLOC (Dynamic Memory Routine)
M$FREE (Dynamic Memory Routine) M$FREE (Dynamic Memory Routine)
M$GET (Dynamic Memory Routine) M$GET (Dynamic Memory Routine)
M$PUT (Dynamic Memory Routine) M$PUT (Dynamic Memory Routine)
Macro Debugger 3.1.5 Macro Debugger
macros, in debugger 3.1.5 Macro Debugger
magic cookie terminals RESTRICTED-VIDEO-MODE
magic cookie, and attribute settings 4.6.3 Video Attributes 4.4.3 Additional Configuration Variables
main application window:creating for optimal CELL size 1.6.3 Tips for Solving Cross Platform Interface Problems
main application window:defined 1.4 Windowing Concepts
main application window:DESTROY has no effect DESTROY Statement
makefile C.5 Creating a New Runtime System
MAKE-ZERO MAKE-ZERO
mapping options 2.1.6.1 Mapping options
MASS-UPDATE MASS-UPDATE OPEN Statement 2.7.5 File Handling Options
MASS-UPDATE, described 6.1.6 Indexed File Considerations
MASS-UPDATE, OPEN with OPEN Statement
MASS-UPDATE, when to use 6.1.6 Indexed File Considerations
matching C Data Items C.4 Matching C Data Items
MAX-ERROR-LINES MAX-ERROR-LINES
MAX-FILES MAX-FILES
max-lines DISPLAY INITIAL WINDOW
MAX-LOCKS MAX-LOCKS
max-size DISPLAY INITIAL WINDOW
MAX-VAL 5.4 Entry-Field
memory access violations 6.4.1 Memory Access Violations
memory available on Windows NT M.3.4 Special Characteristics of 32-bit Windows
memory management C$CHAIN Routine 6.5 Procedure Division Format 6.3 Memory Management SORT-MEMORY
memory management, initial programs 3.1 PROGRAM-ID Paragraph
memory, copying with C$MEMCPY C$MEMCPY (Dynamic Memory Routine)
memory, more through C$CHAIN C$CHAIN Routine
memory, routines to manage Routines to Handle Dynamic Memory
memory, shared 2.12 acushare Utility Program SHARED-CODE
memory, System-Space SYSTEM-SPACE
menu activation keys, not configurable under Windows 11.1.4 Regarding Configuration Variables
menu bar, static 8.1.1 Static Menu Bars
menu bars 8.0 Creating Menu Bars and Pop-Up Menus
menu bars, pop-up 8.1.2 Pop-Up Menu Bars
menu blocking-count W$MENU Routine
menu configuration with the generic menu handler 8.11 Menu Configuration with the Generic Menu Handler
menu creation shortcut 8.4 Creating Menus-the Shortcut
menu entries, properties 8.3.1 Properties of Menu Entries
menu events 6.3 Menu Events
menu facilities, graphical 8.2 Graphical Menu Facilities
menu handling, overview 8.3 Overview of Menu Handling
menu input 8.6 Menu Input
menu item, disabling at creation time 8.3.1 Properties of Menu Entries
menu item, placing a check mark beside W$MENU Routine 8.3.1 Properties of Menu Entries 8.4.1 Using genmenu
menu items, disabling dynamically 8.8.1 Disabling Menu Items
menu operations, common 8.8 Common Menu Operations
menu selection limits 8.6.2 Menu Selection Limits
menu separators 8.3.1 Properties of Menu Entries
menu shortcut keys 8.4.1 Using genmenu
menu, adding item with W$MENU 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine W$MENU Routine
menu, changing an item W$MENU Routine
menu, deleting an item 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine W$MENU Routine
menu, disabling an item at creation 8.4.1 Using genmenu
menu, disabling entire W$MENU Routine 8.8.3 Disabling an Entire Menu
menu, displayed in floating windows 2.6 Menus and Floating Windows
menu, example using W$MENU 8.12 Menu Handling-Sample Code
menu, saving the current one W$MENU Routine
menubar, caution about sample programs 8.15 menubar Considerations
MENU-ITEM MENU-ITEM
MENU-ITEM configuration variable 8.7 Changing Menu Results
menus and floating windows 2.6 Menus and Floating Windows
menus, activation and use 8.5 Menu Activation and Use
menus, adding and removing check marks 8.8.2 Checking Menu Items
menus, and ACCEPT statement 8.6 Menu Input
menus, and exception keys 8.6 Menu Input
menus, and portability concerns 8.14 Portability Concerns
menus, changing default action of an item 8.7 Changing Menu Results
menus, check mark character 8.11 Menu Configuration with the Generic Menu Handler
menus, color attributes 8.11 Menu Configuration with the Generic Menu Handler
menus, configuration with generic menu handler 8.11 Menu Configuration with the Generic Menu Handler
menus, controlling with W$MENU W$MENU Routine
menus, defining menu keys 8.5.1 Defining Menu Keys
menus, generic menu handler 8.2 Generic Menu Handler
menus, pop-up 8.0 Creating Menu Bars and Pop-Up Menus
menus, static and pop-up 8.11 Menu Configuration with the Generic Menu Handler
menus, submenu character 8.11 Menu Configuration with the Generic Menu Handler
menus, using them 8.6 Menu Input
menus:incompatible with BOXED style 2.6 Menus and Floating Windows
MERGE MERGE
MERGE Statement MERGE Statement
MERGE, ASCENDING phrase MERGE Statement
MERGE, general rules MERGE Statement
MERGE, list of KEY-TYPE codes MERGE Statement
MERGE, merge keys MERGE Statement
MERGE, OUTPUT PROCEDURE MERGE Statement
MERGE, variable-size table MERGE Statement
message box 1.8 Sample Programs
message boxes DISPLAY MESSAGE BOX
message boxes in Windows M.2.1 Message Boxes
message boxes under Windows NT M.3.1 Message Boxes
message events for controls 6.2 Control Events
message processing during file I/O F.2 Changes Affecting Version 3.1
message queue, controlling the size of MESSAGE-QUEUE-SIZE
MESSAGE-BOX-COLOR MESSAGE-BOX-COLOR
MESSAGE-QUEUE-SIZE MESSAGE-QUEUE-SIZE
messages, broadcasting SEND Statement
messages, receiving RECEIVE Statement
messages, sending SEND Statement
messaging among threads 6.8.3 Thread Communication
Micro Focus files, converting with vutil 3.3.12 Converting Micro Focus Files
Microsoft Windows operating systems 1.3 Microsoft Windows Operating Systems
min-lines DISPLAY INITIAL WINDOW
MIN-REC-SIZE MIN-REC-SIZE
min-size DISPLAY INITIAL WINDOW
MIN-VAL 5.4 Entry-Field
Miscellaneous Commands 3.3.13 Miscellaneous Commands
mnemonic-name, defined ACCEPT Statement
modal window 2.1 Overview
modeless window 2.1 Overview
modeless windows, managing with threads 6.8.5 Threading Rules that Affect Windows and ACCEPT Statements 6.8 Multiple Execution Threads
modes, standard and auto 4.3.1 Key Mapping
MODIFY MODIFY
MODIFY Statement MODIFY Statement
monitor 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
MONOCHROME 4.4.3 Additional Configuration Variables MONOCHROME 9.1 Overview of Color Choices
monochrome monitor 9.1 Overview of Color Choices
MOUSE MOUSE
mouse actions, how handled 7.3 How Mouse Actions Are Handled
mouse buttons 7.1 Mouse Properties
mouse clicking 7.1 Mouse Properties
mouse event, not returned to program 11.1.1 Regarding Windows
mouse exception values 7.3.1 Mouse Exception Processing
mouse handling, automatic 7.4 Automatic Mouse Handling
mouse handling, sample code 7.7 Mouse Handling-Sample Code
mouse outside application window 7.2 Mouse Action Ownership in Graphical Environments
mouse properties 7.1 Mouse Properties
mouse shape 7.5 Screen Section Behavior
mouse, assigning values to actions 7.3.2 Assigning Results to Mouse Actions
MOUSE, configuration variable 7.5 Screen Section Behavior
mouse, controlling with W$MOUSE W$MOUSE Routine
mouse, excluding fields from selection by 7.5 Screen Section Behavior
mouse, in character-based environments 7.1 Mouse Properties
mouse, in graphical environments 7.2 Mouse Action Ownership in Graphical Environments
mouse, interaction with controls 3.7 Controls and the Mouse
mouse, key code table 7.3.1 Mouse Exception Processing
mouse, library routine for controlling 7.6 W$MOUSE Library Routine
mouse, owned by which window 7.2 Mouse Action Ownership in Graphical Environments
MOUSE, UNMASKING THE 7.3.3 Unmasking Mouse Actions
mouse, using to position cursor 7.5 Screen Section Behavior
mouse, using with debugger 3.1.2 Cursor and Mouse Handling in Source-Level Debugging
mouse:managing 3.7 Controls and the Mouse
MOUSE-FLAGS 3.7 Controls and the Mouse 7.6 W$MOUSE Library Routine 7.3.3 Unmasking Mouse Actions MOUSE-FLAGS
MOUSE-FLAGS doesn't work 11.1.4 Regarding Configuration Variables
Mouse Support for X Terminals 4.6.8 Mouse Support for X Terminals
MOVE MOVE
MOVE, converting data type MOVE Statement
MOVE, CORRESPONDING option 6.4.5 CORRESPONDING Option
MOVE, general format MOVE Statement
MOVE, illegal moves MOVE Statement
MOVE, table of allowed sources and destinations MOVE Statement
MPE/iX printing issues A.8.2 Printing from the MPE/iX Shell
MPE/iX, installation A.8 HP3000 Machines Running MPE/iX
MS-DOS Considerations 3.4.2 MS-DOS Considerations
MS-DOS, and COMMIT statement COMMIT Statement
MS-DOS, filenames 2.8.1 File Names Starting with a Hyphen
MS-DOS, installation A.3 MS-DOS and OS/2 Machines
MS-DOS, line sequential files 6.1.1 Sequential Files
MSG events for controls 6.2 Control Events
MSG events for windows 6.1 Window Events
MSG-CLOSE 6.1 Window Events
MSG-END-MENU 8.9 Pop-Up Menus
MSG-GRID-RBUTTON-DOWN 6.2 Control Events
MSG-GRID-RBUTTON-UP 6.2 Control Events
MSG-INIT-MENU 8.9 Pop-Up Menus
MSG-MENU-INPUT 8.9 Pop-Up Menus
MSG-PAGED-FIRST 6.2 Control Events
MSG-PAGED-LAST 6.2 Control Events
MSG-PAGED-NEXT 6.2 Control Events
MSG-PAGED-NEXTPAGE 6.2 Control Events
MSG-PAGED-PREV 6.2 Control Events
MSG-PAGED-PREVPAGE 6.2 Control Events
MSG-SPIN-DOWN 6.2 Control Events
MSG-SPIN-UP 6.2 Control Events
MSG-TV-DBLCLICK 6.2 Control Events
MSG-TV-EXPANDED 6.2 Control Events
MSG-TV-EXPANDING 6.2 Control Events
MSG-TV-SELCHANGE 6.2 Control Events
MSG-TV-SELCHANGING 6.2 Control Events
MSG-VALIDATE 6.6 Data Validation
MULTILINE, TAB style 5.13 Tab
multiple execution threads 6.8 Multiple Execution Threads
multiple log files 5.1.6 Multiple Log Files
multiple receiving fields 6.4.2 Multiple Receiving Fields
multiple record definitions and XFDs 5.3.1 Defaults Used in XFD Files
Multiple-User License Management 2.11 Multiple-User License Management
multiplication 6.2 Arithmetic Expressions
MULTIPLY 6.4.1 Arithmetic Operations MULTIPLY
MULTIPLY, general format MULTIPLY Statement
multithreading and multiprocessor Systems 6.8.7 Multithreading and Multiprocessor Systems
multithreading, see threads 6.8 Multiple Execution Threads

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name aliasing for files 2.7.1 File Name Assignments
NAME directive 5.3.3.6 Name Directive
NAME_EXT_DATA_FMT NAME_EXT_DATA_FMT
NAME_EXT_INDEX_FMT NAME_EXT_INDEX_FMT
name-VERSION name-VERSION
Naming the XFD 5.3.1 Defaults Used in XFD Files
negated condition, language skeleton Negated Condition
networks 2.11 Multiple-User License Management
networks, installation A.3.2 Network Environments
NeXT, and function keys A.5.3.3 Function keys on the NeXT
NeXT, and program execution A.5.3.2 Running ACUCOBOL-GT programs on the NeXT
NeXT, and record locking A.5.3.1 Before you run ACUCOBOL-GT programs on the NeXT
NeXT, installation procedures A.5.3 Installing on NeXT Machines Running UNIX
NO SCROLL DISPLAY WINDOW
NO WRAP DISPLAY WINDOW
NO-BOX, LIST-BOX 5.8 List-Box
NO-CONSOLE NO-CONSOLE
nonnumeric literals 2.1.2.2 Nonnumeric literals
nonnumeric operands, comparison of 6.3.1.2 Comparison of nonnumeric operands
NO-SEARCH, LIST-BOX 5.8 List-Box
NOT 6.3.3 Sign Condition 6.3.6 Complex Conditions
NOT operation CBL_NOT Routine
NO-TAB, control style 5.2 Global Styles
Notation 1.6 Notation
notation, of commands 1.6 Notation
notation, used in Reference Manual 1.1 Conventions Used in this Manual
notify events for controls 6.2 Control Events
NOTIFY, CHECK-BOX style 5.6 Check-Box
NOTIFY-DBLCLICK, LIST-BOX 5.8 List-Box
NOTIFY-SELCHANGE, LIST-BOX 5.8 List-Box
NTF events for controls 6.2 Control Events
NULL, in PROCEDURE phrase 5.9 Screen Description Entry
NULLS 2.1.2.3 Figurative constants
numeric 5.7.1.7 PICTURE clause
NUMERIC condition 6.3.2 Class Condition
NUMERIC directive 5.3.3.7 Numeric Directive
numeric edited 5.7.1.7 PICTURE clause
numeric literals 2.1.2.1 Numeric literals
numeric operands, comparison of 6.3.1.1 Comparison of numeric operands
numeric value, conversion to MOVE Statement
NUMERIC-VALIDATION NUMERIC-VALIDATION
NUM-COL-HEADINGS, GRID special property 5.15 Grid

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Object Computer Entry Object Computer Entry
object file 3.2.3 Getting Object Information
object file utilities 3.2 Object File Utilities-cblutil
Object File Utilities-cblutil 3.2 Object File Utilities-cblutil
object files, command to get information 3.2.3 Getting Object Information
Object Libraries 3.2.1 Object Libraries
object libraries, creating 3.2.2 Creating Object Libraries
object libraries, options when creating 3.2.2 Creating Object Libraries
object library 3.2.1 Object Libraries
object module, three states 2.9 Calling Subprograms
object-code file 2.1 Using the Compiler
OBJECT-COMPUTER paragraph 4.1.2 Object-Computer Paragraph
OCCURS 5.1.5 Table Handling
OCCURS clause in Screen Section 5.9.3 OCCURS Clause
OCCURS clause and XFDs 5.3.1 Defaults Used in XFD Files
OCCURS clause, general format 5.7.1.10 OCCURS clause
OCCURS clause, general rules 5.7.1.10 OCCURS clause
OCCURS clause, syntax rules 5.7.1.10 OCCURS clause
OCCURS, table example 5.1.5 Table Handling
Octal to ASCII Conversion OCTAL2ASCII Routine
OLE Automation Server M.3.6 Calling ACUCOBOL-GT From Other Programming Languages
OMITTED option DISPLAY src-item
ON EXCEPTION MOVE Statement
OPEN OPEN
Open dialog box C$OPENSAVEBOX Routine
Open dialog box:error handling C$OPENSAVEBOX Routine
Open dialog box:memory management C$OPENSAVEBOX Routine
open files, limits on and control of 6.1.9 Limits on Open Files
OPEN, general format OPEN Statement
OPEN, MASS-UPDATE option 6.1.6 Indexed File Considerations
opensave.def C$OPENSAVEBOX Routine
OPENSAVE-DATA group item C$OPENSAVEBOX Routine
OPENSAVE-DATA group item:memory management C$OPENSAVEBOX Routine
operating system command, executing SYSTEM Routine
operating system command, executing from Windows C$RUN Routine
operating systems supported 1.4 Supported Hardware
operations, AND CBL_AND Routine
operations, EQUALS CBL_EQ Routine
operations, exclusive OR CBL_XOR Routine
operations, NOT CBL_NOT Routine
operations, OR CBL_OR Routine
operators 6.2.1 Evaluation of Arithmetic Expressions 6.3.6 Complex Conditions 6.2 Arithmetic Expressions
operators, list of relational 6.3.1 Relation Conditions
OPTIONAL OPEN Statement
options, runtime 2.2 Using the Runtime System
OR 6.3.6 Complex Conditions
OR operation CBL_OR Routine
order of evaluation 6.2.1 Evaluation of Arithmetic Expressions
order of evaluation, condition 6.3.7 Order of Evaluation
organization, of a COBOL program 2.5 Program Organization
OS/2, installation A.3 MS-DOS and OS/2 Machines
OTHER 5.3.3.11 When Directive
OUTPUT PROCEDURE SORT Statement
overflow condition, UNSTRING UNSTRING Statement
OVERLAP-LEFT, control style 5.2 Global Styles
OVERLAP-LEFT, style 3.8.3 Creating the Button
OVERLAP-TOP, control style 5.2 Global Styles
overlays 4.1.2 Object-Computer Paragraph 6.5 Procedure Division Format
overlays in source, compiler option 2.1.9 Miscellaneous Options

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padding characters 4.2.1 File-Control Paragraph
page length of listings 2.1.2 Listing Options
paged list box, creating 3.9.1 Creating a Paged List Box
PAGED list box: adding records to 3.9.2 Adding Records to a Paged List Box
PAGED list box: code example 3.9.5 Paged List Box Example
PAGED list box: described 3.9 Paged List Boxes
PAGED list box: event handling 3.9.4 Paged List Box Event Handling
PAGED, LIST-BOX 5.8 List-Box
PAGE-EJECT-ON-CLOSE PAGE-EJECT-ON-CLOSE 2.7.5 File Handling Options
paint tool, creating bitmaps with 3.8.1 Drawing the Image
paragraph header 2.5.1.3 Paragraph header
parameter 6.5 Procedure Division Format
parameters, finding size of passed C$PARAMSIZE Routine
parameters, number passed to current program C$NARG Routine
parameters, passing to called programs CALL Statement
parent window 2.4 Parent and Child Windows
parentheses, order of evaluation 6.3.7 Order of Evaluation 6.2.1 Evaluation of Arithmetic Expressions
pausing program, with C$SLEEP C$SLEEP Routine
PC/TCP Kernel Software 5.2.1 System Requirements
PERFORM PERFORM
perform stack 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
PERFORM THREAD PERFORM Statement 6.8.1 Thread Fundamentals
PERFORM, general format PERFORM Statement
PERFORM, general rules PERFORM Statement
PERFORM, rules for transfer of control PERFORM Statement
PERFORM, TEST AFTER PERFORM Statement
PERFORM, TEST BEFORE PERFORM Statement
performance under DEC OSF/1 AXP A.5.1.4 Performance under DEC OSF/1 AXP
performance, improvement 6.3 Memory Management
performance, improving 3.2.1 Object Libraries 6.1.8 Performance Considerations 3.3.1 Examining File Information 6.2.1 Performance Considerations 6.1.6 Indexed File Considerations
performance, improving with shared memory 2.12 acushare Utility Program SHARED-CODE
PERFORM-STACK PERFORM-STACK
PERMANENT, control style 5.2 Global Styles
phone numbers, for technical support 1.7 How To Get Help
PICTURE character string 2.1.3 Picture Strings
PICTURE clause, and data classification 5.1.3 Classes of Data
PICTURE clause, editing rules 5.7.1.7 PICTURE clause
PICTURE clause, general format 5.7.1.7 PICTURE clause
PICTURE clause, general rules 5.7.1.7 PICTURE clause
PICTURE string, repeat count example 5.7.1.1 Level-number
PICTURE symbols and their functions 5.7.1.7 PICTURE clause
PICTURE, FROM, TO, and USING Clauses 5.9.1 PICTURE, FROM, TO, and USING Clauses
pipe 2.8.1 File Names Starting with a Hyphen
plug-in, how to display a message in the browser status bar W$STATUS Routine
plug-in, passing a URL to a browser W$GETURL Routine
pointer shape 7.6 W$MOUSE Library Routine
POINTER, with STRING STRING Statement
POP-UP AREA phrase DISPLAY WINDOW
pop-up hints, with bitmap buttons 3.8.4 Pop-Up Hints
pop-up hints: configuration variables 3.8.4 Pop-Up Hints
pop-up menus 8.9 Pop-Up Menus 8.0 Creating Menu Bars and Pop-Up Menus
pop-up window, scroll and wrap state DISPLAY WINDOW
pop-up windows events for controls 6.3 Menu Events
portability of XFDs 5.3 XFD Files
portability, and menus 8.14 Portability Concerns
portability, of bitmap buttons 3.8.5 Portability
portability:user interface issues 1.6 Creating Portable User Interfaces
portmap daemon 5.2.1 System Requirements
positioning controls in a window 4.5 Coordinates
POSITION-SHIFT, BAR 5.11 Bar
print file WRITE Statement 4.2.2 I-O-Control Paragraph
print files 6.1.1 Sequential Files
print functions, and Terminal Manager 4.6.10 Print Functions
print records 5.1.7 File Types
print spooler, Windows Routine to Handle the Windows Print Spooler
print spooler:traditional, described Routine to Handle the Windows Print Spooler
PRINT-CONTROL 4.2.2 I-O-Control Paragraph
PRINTER 2.8.2 File Name Examples 2.7.1 File Name Assignments
printer attached to terminal 4.6.10 Print Functions
printers 2.8 File Name Interpretation
printers, and ASSIGN clause 2.7.1 File Name Assignments
printers, assigning files to local 2.8.3 Assigning Files to Local Printers
printers, local C$LOCALPRINT Routine
printers, machine-independent access of 2.8.2 File Name Examples
printing and spooler issues with Windows A.4.5 Printing and spooler issues with Windows
printing from the MPE/iX shell A.8.2 Printing from the MPE/iX Shell
printing problems, and device-dependent control sequences A.4.5 Printing and spooler issues with Windows
printing under Windows A.4.5 Printing and spooler issues with Windows
printing, and UNIX 6.1.5 Device Locking Under UNIX
printing:support under Windows WIN$PRINTER Routine
PROCEDURE Clause 5.9.6 PROCEDURE Clause
Procedure Division 6.1 Organization Procedure Division
Procedure Division, flow of control 6.1.2 Flow of Control
Procedure Division, organization 6.1 Organization
Procedure Division, statements 6.6 Procedure Division Statements
Procedure Division,syntax rules 6.5 Procedure Division Format
processes allowed per runtime 2.11 Multiple-User License Management
Product Overview 1.1 Product Overview
Program Execution Problems 1.7.2 Program Execution Problems
program failure, and non-zero user count 3.3.1 Examining File Information
program organization 2.5 Program Organization Program Organization
program structure 2.0 Program Structure
PROGRAM-ID 3.1 PROGRAM-ID Paragraph
PROMPTING PROMPTING
protecting fields from mouse selection 7.5 Screen Section Behavior
p-step 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
PUSH BUTTON:status 96 11.1.2 Regarding Controls
PUSH-BUTTON control 5.5 Push-Button
PUSH-BUTTON:bitmap button, introduced 3.8 Bitmap Buttons
PUSH-BUTTON:common properties 5.5 Push-Button
PUSH-BUTTON:styles 5.5 Push-Button
PUSH-BUTTON:styles:NO-AUTO-DEFAULT 5.5 Push-Button

Q

qualification 5.2.1 Qualification Qualification
qualification, general format 5.2.1 Qualification
qualification, language skeleton Qualification
qualification, syntax rules 5.2.1 Qualification
questions frequently asked 11.1 Frequently Asked Questions
QUEUE-READERS QUEUE-READERS
quit, handling Close under Windows 8.13 System Menu "Close" Handling under Windows
QUIT-MODE QUIT-MODE
QUIT-MODE configuration variable, to perform an orderly shutdown 11.1.1 Regarding Windows
QUIT-MODE, handling close under Windows 8.13 System Menu "Close" Handling under Windows
QUOTES 2.1.2.3 Figurative constants

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RADIO-BUTTON control 5.7 Radio-Button
RADIO-BUTTON:bitmap button, introduced 3.8 Bitmap Buttons
RADIO-BUTTON:common properties 5.7 Radio-Button
RADIO-BUTTON:styles 5.7 Radio-Button
RADIO-BUTTON:styles:BITMAP 5.7 Radio-Button
RADIO-BUTTON:styles:FRAMED 5.7 Radio-Button
RADIO-BUTTON:styles:UNFRAMED 5.7 Radio-Button
RAISED, FRAME style 5.10 Frame
READ READ
READ NEXT, and locked records 6.1.4 Record Locking
READ PREVIOUS READ Statement
READ, and record locking 6.1.4 Record Locking
READ, general format READ Statement
READ, general rules READ Statement
READ, rules for retrieving records READ Statement
Rebuilding Files 3.3.3 Rebuilding Files
RECEIVE RECEIVE 6.8.3 Thread Communication
RECEIVE, general format RECEIVE Statement
receiving fields, multiple 6.4.2 Multiple Receiving Fields
RECORD clause 5.4.5 RECORD Clause
record description entry 5.1.1 Record Description 5.7 Record Description Entry Record Description Entry
record editor, alfred 3.5 Acucorp's Indexed File Record Editor-alfred
record locking 6.1.8 Performance Considerations 6.1.4 Record Locking 4.2.2 I-O-Control Paragraph
record locking with transaction management 5.1.4 Extended Locking Rules
record locking, performance considerations 6.1.8 Performance Considerations
record locking, UNLOCK UNLOCK Statement
record locking, WITH NO LOCK READ Statement
record size, BLOCK CONTAINS 5.4.4 BLOCK CONTAINS Clause
records, adding, modifying, deleting from an indexed file 3.5 Acucorp's Indexed File Record Editor-alfred
records, fixed-length 6.1 Handling Files
records, four types 5.1.7 File Types
records,variable-length 6.1 Handling Files
recovery of files through transaction management 5.1.2 The Transaction Logging Process
RECURSION RECURSION
recursive PERFORM statements, potential problem F.2 Changes Affecting Version 3.1
REDEFINES 5.7.1.3 REDEFINES clause
REDEFINES clause and XFDs 5.3.1 Defaults Used in XFD Files
redefining the keyboard 4.3.2 Redefining the Keyboard
Reducing the Size of the Runtime 2.10 Reducing the Size of the Runtime
Reference Manual 1.2.3 Reference Manual
Reference Manual, summary of contents 1.2.3 Reference Manual
reference modification 5.2.3 Reference Modification Reference Modification
reference modification, code examples 5.2.3 Reference Modification
reference modification, highlights for first-time users 5.2.3 Reference Modification
reference modification, language skeleton Reference Modification
REG__CLOSE_KEY, library routine REG_CLOSE_KEY Routine
REG_CREATE_KEY, library routine REG_CREATE_KEY Routine
REG_CREATE_KEY_EX, library routine REG_CREATE_KEY_EX Routine
REG_DELETE_KEY, library routine REG_DELETE_KEY Routine
REG_DELETE_VALUE, library routine REG_DELETE_VALUE Routine
REG_ENUM_KEY, library routine REG_ENUM_KEY Routine
REG_ENUM_VALUE, library routine REG_ENUM_VALUE Routine
REG_OPEN_KEY, library routine REG_OPEN_KEY Routine
REG_OPEN_KEY_EX, library routine REG_OPEN_KEY_EX Routine
REG_QUERY_VALUE, library routine REG_QUERY_VALUE Routine
REG_QUERY_VALUE_EX, library routine REG_QUERY_VALUE_EX Routine
REG_SET_VALUE, library routine REG_SET_VALUE Routine
REG_SET_VALUE_EX, library routine REG_SET_VALUE_EX Routine
Related Documents 1.3 Related Documents
relation conditions, abbreviated combined 6.3.8 Abbreviated Combined Relation Conditions
relational conditions 6.3.1 Relation Conditions
relational operators 6.3.1 Relation Conditions
relative file, creating an indexed file from 3.3.8 Loading a File
relative files 6.1.2 Relative Files
relative files, organization of 5.1.7 File Types
relative files, record length 6.1.2 Relative Files
relative files, treatment on different machines 6.1.2 Relative Files
REL-DELETED-VALUE REL-DELETED-VALUE
RELEASE RELEASE
RELEASE, general format RELEASE Statement
RELEASE-MOUSE W$MOUSE Routine
relinking the runtime 2.10 Reducing the Size of the Runtime
relinking the runtime, procedure C.5 Creating a New Runtime System
remote file access with AcuServer 5.2 AcuServer
remote name notation with C$COPY C$COPY Routine
remote name notation with SORT-DIR SORT-DIR
remote name notation with XFD-DIRECTORY XFD-DIRECTORY
remote name notation, definition 5.2.2 Remote Name Notation
remote name notation, naming the object code file 2.2 Using the Runtime System
remote name notation, specifying file aliases 2.7.1 File Name Assignments
RENAME Routine RENAME Routine
RENAME, library routine RENAME Routine
RENAMES clause, general format 5.7.1.15 RENAMES clause
RENEW-TIMEOUT RENEW-TIMEOUT
REPLACE statement, code examples 2.4.2 The REPLACE Statement
REPLACE, general rules 2.4.2 The REPLACE Statement
REPLACE, syntax rules 2.4.2 The REPLACE Statement
REPLACE, text replacement rules 2.4.2 The REPLACE Statement
REPLACING, INSPECT with INSPECT Statement
REQUIRED 6.6 Data Validation
required functions, terminal manager 4.6.1 Required Functions
Reserved Word Options 2.1.6 Reserved Word Options
reserved words, compiler options for listing 2.1.6.1 Mapping options
reserved words, compiler options for suppression of 2.1.6 Reserved Word Options
reserved words, complete list D.1 Introduction
Resetting User Counts 3.3.4 Resetting User Counts
RESIDENT 3.1 PROGRAM-ID Paragraph
RESIZE-FRAMES RESIZE-FRAMES
RESIZE-FREELY RESIZE-FREELY
resource files:adding to an object library with cblutil 3.2.2 Creating Object Libraries
resource files:as used by W$BITMAP W$BITMAP Routine
resource files:defined 2.5.1 Resource Files
resource files:how to include in object files 2.4.1 The COPY Statement
resource files:loading with W$BITMAP 3.8.2 Loading Bitmaps
resource files:rules for 2.5.1 Resource Files
restricted attribute handling 4.5 Restricted Attribute Handling
restricted video modes 4.5.1 Restricted Video Modes
RESTRICTED-VIDEO-MODE 4.4.3 Additional Configuration Variables RESTRICTED-VIDEO-MODE
RESTRICTED-VIDEO-MODE, and special terminals 4.5.1 Restricted Video Modes
restrictions on compiler B.3 Restrictions
results, unpredictable if sending and receiving item share storage area 6.4.6 Unpredictable Results
RETURN RETURN
RETURN, general format RETURN Statement
RETURN-CODE EXIT Statement
RETURN-CODE, EXIT EXIT Statement
RETURN-CODE, from SYSTEM SYSTEM Routine
RETURN-CODE, GOBACK GOBACK Statement
RETURN-CODE, STOP STOP Statement
RETURN-UNSIGNED EXIT Statement GOBACK Statement
REVERSE, in line drawing DISPLAY LINE
REVERSE, with DISPLAY BOX DISPLAY BOX
REVERSED, DISPLAY WINDOW DISPLAY WINDOW
REWRITE REWRITE
REWRITE, and record locking 6.1.4 Record Locking
REWRITE, general format REWRITE Statement
RM/COBOL, reserved words option 2.1.6 Reserved Word Options
RM/COBOL 5.7.1.11 SYNCHRONIZED clause 2.3 Compatibility Modes
RM/COBOL compatibility, compiler option 2.1.3 Compatibility Options
RM/COBOL version 2 (ANSI 74), file status codes J.1 Introduction
RM/COBOL version 2, converting programs 6.3 Memory Management
RM/COBOL, and file status codes 2.7.3 File Status Codes
RM/COBOL, AUTO phrase 6.4.9 Common Screen Options
RM/COBOL, compatibility mode 2.3 Compiler Compatibility Modes
RM/COBOL, compatibility mode, and locked records 6.1.4 Record Locking
RM/COBOL, compile-time options E.1 Compile-Time Options
RM/COBOL, conversion guide E.1 Compile-Time Options
RM/COBOL, conversion of RM/COBOL-85 data files 6.1.7 Converting RM/COBOL Data Files
RM/COBOL, conversion of Version 2 data files 6.1.7 Converting RM/COBOL Data Files
RM/COBOL, ERASE DISPLAY WINDOW DISPLAY src-item
RM/COBOL, memory management E.3 Memory Management
RM/COBOL, min-blocks 5.4.4 BLOCK CONTAINS Clause
RM/COBOL, reserved words D.1 Introduction
RM/COBOL, runtime options E.2 Runtime Options
RM/COBOL, treatment of spooled print files 6.3 Memory Management
RM/COBOL, USE AFTER EXCEPTION READ Statement
RM/COBOL, version 2, file handling 2.7.5 File Handling Options
RM/COBOL-85 E.1 Compile-Time Options 2.7.5 File Handling Options
RM/COBOL-85 (ANSI 85), file status codes J.1 Introduction
RM/COBOL-85 indexed files, converting with vutil 3.3.10 Converting RM/COBOL-85 Indexed Files
rollback 5.1.2 The Transaction Logging Process ROLLBACK
ROLLBACK in FILE-CONTROL, effect on COMMIT COMMIT Statement
ROLLBACK statement, general format ROLLBACK Statement
rollback, automatic ROLLBACK Statement
ROLLBACK, implicit 5.1.3 Transaction Management Verbs
ROUNDED phrase 6.4.3 ROUNDED Option
Routine to Handle the Windows Print Spooler Routine to Handle the Windows Print Spooler
Routines to Handle Dynamic Memory Routines to Handle Dynamic Memory
run all threads 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
Run option under Windows A.4.4 Running your programs
run unit CALL Statement 6.5 Procedure Division Format CHAIN Statement
run units, and open files OPEN Statement
running programs simultaneously C$RUN Routine
running programs under Windows A.4.4 Running your programs
Runtime Configuration 2.7 Runtime Configuration
runtime configuration file 4.1.1 Terminal Manager Functions
runtime configuration file names 4.2.3 Step three- Configuration Variables
runtime configuration variables 2.7 Runtime Configuration
runtime debugger 3.1 Runtime Debugger
runtime execution for Windows A.4.4 Running your programs
runtime messages, controlling text of TEXT
runtime option, assembly language flag 2.2 Using the Runtime System
runtime system 2.1 Using the Compiler
runtime, calling from other programming languages M.3.6 Calling ACUCOBOL-GT From Other Programming Languages
runtime, creating a new under Windows NT M.3.5 Using the SDK
runtime, introduction 2.2 Using the Runtime System
runtime, options 2.2 Using the Runtime System
runtime, parameters 2.2 Using the Runtime System
runtime, size 2.10 Reducing the Size of the Runtime
runtime, installation A.1 License Files, Sample Programs and ".def" Files
runtime: creating new under Windows M.2.6 Using the SDK
runtime: relinking 2.10 Reducing the Size of the Runtime
runtime: removing optional components 2.10 Reducing the Size of the Runtime
Ryan McFarland COBOL 2.3 Compatibility Modes

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safe mode exit 6.7 Exiting from ACUCOBOL-GT Programs
SAME AREA 4.2.2 I-O-Control Paragraph
SAME RECORD AREA 4.2.2 I-O-Control Paragraph
SAME SORT AREA 4.2.2 I-O-Control Paragraph
sample programs A.1 License Files, Sample Programs and ".def" Files
sample programs for user interfaces 1.8 Sample Programs
Save As dialog box C$OPENSAVEBOX Routine
Save As dialog box:error handling C$OPENSAVEBOX Routine
Save As dialog box:memory management C$OPENSAVEBOX Routine
save the current menu W$MENU Routine
save-area DISPLAY WINDOW
scope of statements 6.1.1.1 Scope of statements
scope-delimited statement 6.1.1.1 Scope of statements
SCREEN SCREEN
Screen Description Entry Screen Description Entry
screen description entry, general format 5.9 Screen Description Entry
Screen Description, and FROM 5.9.1 PICTURE, FROM, TO, and USING Clauses
screen description, and OCCURS 5.9.3 OCCURS Clause
Screen Description, and PICTURE 5.9.1 PICTURE, FROM, TO, and USING Clauses
Screen Description, and TO 5.9.1 PICTURE, FROM, TO, and USING Clauses
screen description, and VALUE 5.9.2 VALUE Clause
screen description, general rules 5.9 Screen Description Entry
screen description, syntax rules 5.9 Screen Description Entry
screen functions, additional 4.6.2 Additional Screen Functions
screen import, case of text 2.1.6.1 Mapping options
screen import, compiler option 2.1.9 Miscellaneous Options
screen importing 2.2 Using the Runtime System
SCREEN Option 4.4.2 The SCREEN Option
screen scrolling, 4.4.3 Additional Configuration Variables
Screen Section 6.4.9 Common Screen Options
Screen Section , general format 5.8 Screen Section
Screen Section entries, defined 5.8 Screen Section
Screen Section, advantages 6.5.4 Comparison to Field-level 6.5.1 Advantages
Screen Section, and CONVERT-OUTPUT 4.4.2 The SCREEN Option
Screen Section, and mouse behavior 7.5 Screen Section Behavior
Screen Section, COLUMN clause 5.9.5 COLUMN Clause
Screen Section, comparison to field-level 6.5.4 Comparison to Field-level
Screen Section, embedded procedures example 6.5.5 Using Screen Section Embedded Procedures
Screen Section, example code 6.5.3 Syntax
Screen Section, introduction to 6.5 Screen Section
Screen Section, LINE clause 5.9.4 LINE Clause
Screen Section, mouse handling in the 7.4 Automatic Mouse Handling
Screen Section, OCCURS and COLOR examples 5.9.3 OCCURS Clause
Screen Section, OCCURS-general rules 5.9.3 OCCURS Clause
Screen Section, overview 5.8 Screen Section
Screen Section, structure of 6.5.2 Structure
Screen Section, syntax 6.5.3 Syntax
Screen Section, three types of screen description entries 6.5.3 Syntax
Screen Section,and ACCEPT/DISPLAY statements 6.5.3 Syntax
Screen Section:AFTER procedure 5.9.6 PROCEDURE Clause
Screen Section:CHARACTER label 5.9 Screen Description Entry 4.3 Graphical vs. Textual Modes
Screen Section:event procedure 5.9.6 PROCEDURE Clause
Screen Section:GRAPHICAL label 4.3 Graphical vs. Textual Modes
SCREEN, configuration file entry SCREEN
SCRIPT-STATUS SCRIPT-STATUS
SCRIPT-STATUS, configuration file entry SCRIPT-STATUS
SCROLL 4.4.3 Additional Configuration Variables SCROLL
scroll and wrap states of the current window DISPLAY WINDOW
scroll bar, debugger 3.1 Runtime Debugger
SCROLL, configuration file entry SCROLL
SCROLL-BAR control 5.12 Scroll Bar
SCROLL-BAR: common properties 5.12 Scroll Bar
SCROLL-BAR: special properties 5.12 Scroll Bar
SCROLL-BAR: styles 5.12 Scroll Bar
SCROLL-BAR:styles:HORIZONTAL 5.12 Scroll Bar
SCROLL-BAR:styles:TRACK-THUMB 5.12 Scroll Bar
scrolling SCROLL DISPLAY WINDOW
SDK for Windows M.2.6 Using the SDK
SDK under Windows NT M.3.5 Using the SDK
SDK, MS Software Development Kit 1.2.4 GUI Development with Third Party Kits and Tools
SEARCH SEARCH
search box, component of a paged list box 3.9.3 Other List Box Operations
search path for copy libraries 2.5 Copy Libraries
search paths, for code and data files 2.7.2 Code and Data File Search Paths
SEARCH statement, code examples SEARCH Statement
SEARCH statement, general format SEARCH Statement
SEARCH statement, highlights for first-time users SEARCH Statement
SEARCH, general rules SEARCH Statement
SEARCH-OPTIONS, GRID special property 5.15 Grid
SEARCH-TEXT, GRID special property 5.15 Grid
secondary error codes for error 98s J.3 Vision Secondary Error Codes for Error 98s
SECONDARY-TABLE directive 5.3.3.8 Secondary-Table Directive
section header 2.5.1.2 Section header
security A.1 License Files, Sample Programs and ".def" Files
Security with alfred 3.5.2 Security
segmentation 4.1.2 Object-Computer Paragraph 6.5 Procedure Division Format
segmentation in source, compiler option 2.1.9 Miscellaneous Options
SEGMENT-LIMIT 4.1.2 Object-Computer Paragraph 6.5 Procedure Division Format
SELECT verb 5.3 XFD Files
SELECT statement 5.3.1 Defaults Used in XFD Files
Selection item in debugger menu 3.1.2 Cursor and Mouse Handling in Source-Level Debugging
SELECTION-TEXT, ENTRY-FIELD special property 5.4 Entry-Field
SELF-ACT 4.2 Events
SELF-ACT radio buttons act strange 11.1.2 Regarding Controls
SELF-ACT, CHECK-BOX style 5.6 Check-Box
SELF-ACT, PUSH-BUTTON style 5.5 Push-Button
SEND 6.8.3 Thread Communication SEND
SEND Statement SEND Statement
SEND, general format SEND Statement
sentences, definitions 2.5.1.6 Sentences
separators in menus 8.3.1 Properties of Menu Entries
separators, rules 2.1.4 Separators
sequence number 2.2.1 ANSI Format
sequential files 6.1.1 Sequential Files
sequential files, organization of 5.1.7 File Types
serial numbers for runtimes 2.11 Multiple-User License Management
SERVER-NUMBER, configuration file entry SERVER-NUMBER
SET SET
SET ADDRESS OF Linkage data item SET Statement
SET command 1.5 Environment Variables
SET ENVIRONMENT H.1 Introduction SET Statement
SET ENVIRONMENT, and color map 4.4.1 Adding Color
SET, general format SET Statement
SET, general rules SET Statement
SET:to set the priority value of a thread 6.8.4 Thread Priorities
SET-DELAYED-MOUSE-SHAPE W$MOUSE Routine
SET-MOUSE-HELP W$MOUSE Routine
SET-MOUSE-POSITION 7.6 W$MOUSE Library Routine W$MOUSE Routine
SET-MOUSE-SCREEN-POSITION 7.6 W$MOUSE Library Routine W$MOUSE Routine
SET-MOUSE-SHAPE W$MOUSE Routine 7.6 W$MOUSE Library Routine
Shading Shading
SHADING, BAR special property 5.11 Bar
shading, use of 1.1.5 Shading
SHADOW phrase DISPLAY WINDOW
shadowed windows DISPLAY FLOATING WINDOW
SHARE, on DOS LANs A.3.2.1 Using SHARE with DOS
shared memory 2.12.2 Using shared memory 2.12 acushare Utility Program
SHARED-CODE, configuration file entry SHARED-CODE
sharing code, on AOS/VS 2.12.2.2 Code sharing on AOS/VS
sharing, indicating programs to share 2.12.2.1 Indicating programs to share
shortcut keys, how to display on menus 8.4.1 Using genmenu
SHUTDOWN-MESSAGE-BOX, configuration file entry SHUTDOWN-MESSAGE-BOX
SIGN clause, general format 5.7.1.9 SIGN clause
SIGN clause, general rules 5.7.1.9 SIGN clause
sign condition 6.3.3 Sign Condition
sign-storage conventions 2.1.7 Data Storage Options
Simple Conditions #$K+Simple Conditions
SIZE ERROR DIVIDE Statement
SIZE ERROR clause 6.4.4 SIZE ERROR Option
size error, effects on data values 6.4.4 SIZE ERROR Option
SIZE, DISPLAY BOX DISPLAY BOX
SIZE, DISPLAY WINDOW DISPLAY WINDOW
SIZE, in line drawing DISPLAY LINE
skip to cursor line 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
software development for Windows Kit M.2.6 Using the SDK
SORT SORT 2.7.5 File Handling Options
Sort File Description Sort File Description
sort file description entry 5.4.2 Sort File Description Entry
sort files, verbs used with of 5.1.7 File Types
SORT general format SORT Statement
sort key, KEY AREA option SORT Statement
SORT, COLLATING SEQUENCE SORT Statement
SORT, general rules SORT Statement
SORT-DIR, configuration file entry SORT-DIR
SORT-FILES, configuration file entry SORT-FILES
SORT-MEMORY, configuration file entry SORT-MEMORY
SORT-RESERVE, configuration file entry SORT-RESERVE
sound, playing .WAV files and Windows' system sounds WIN$PLAYSOUND Routine
Source Code Control 2.6 Source Code Control
source code, excluding or including lines at compile time 2.6 Source Code Control
source code, format of 2.4 Source Formats
Source Computer Entry Source Computer Entry
source debugging 3.1 Runtime Debugger
source format 2.2 Source Format
source format, as ANSI 2.1.5 Source Options
Source Formats 2.4 Source Formats
source management statements 2.4 Source Management Statements
Source Options 2.1.5 Source Options
source-code control and XFDs 5.3 XFD Files
SOURCE-COMPUTER paragraph 4.1.1 Source-Computer Paragraph
spaces, Strip-Trailing-Spaces STRIP-TRAILING-SPACES
SPACES-ZERO, configuration file entry SPACES-ZERO
special characters, in manual Upper-case and Special-Character Words
Special Names Entry, language skeleton Special Names Entry
special properties table 5.1.4 Special Properties Table
special properties, context sensitive treatment 4.4 Styles and Special Properties
SPECIAL-NAMES paragraph 4.1.3 Special-Names Paragraph
SPECIAL-NAMES switches 2.2 Using the Runtime System
SPECIAL-NAMES, general format 4.1.3 Special-Names Paragraph
SPECIAL-NAMES, in Data Division 5.7.1.5 IS SPECIAL-NAMES clause
specifications, for ACUCOBOL-GT B.1 Limits and Ranges
Specifying Addresses 3.1.6 Specifying Addresses
SPINNER, ENTRY-FIELD style 5.4 Entry-Field
split key 4.2.1 File-Control Paragraph
Split keys 6.1.3 Indexed Files
spooler and Windows A.4.5 Printing and spooler issues with Windows
SPOOL-FILE, configuration file entry SPOOL-FILE
SQUARE, CHECK-BOX style 5.6 Check-Box
standard alignment rules 5.1.4 Standard Alignment Rules
Standard Options 2.1.1 Standard Options
standard, ANSI 1.2 Acknowledgment
START START
START TRANSACTION START Statement
START TRANSACTION, implied START Statement
START, and READ NEXT START Statement
START, general format START Statement
START, indexed files START Statement
START, NOT INVALID KEY START Statement
START, relative files START Statement
START, warning about reverse file processing START Statement
starting alfred 3.5.4 Starting alfred
Starting and using acushare 2.12.3 Starting and using acushare
statement rules, common 6.4 Common Statement Rules
statements, conditional 6.1.1 Statements and Sentences
statements, delimited-scope 6.1.1 Statements and Sentences
statements, four types 2.5.1.5 Statements 6.1.1 Statements and Sentences
statements, imperative 6.1.1 Statements and Sentences
statements, termination of 6.1.1.1 Scope of statements
statements,compiler-directing 6.1.1 Statements and Sentences
statements,scope of 6.1.1.1 Scope of statements
STATIC-LIST, COMBO-BOX style 5.9 Combo Box
status 96 11.1.2 Regarding Controls
STATUS clause, switch-status name 6.3.5 Switch-Status Condition
step 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
STOP STOP
STOP RUN GOBACK Statement STOP Statement
STOP Statement STOP Statement
STOP THREAD STOP Statement 6.8.1 Thread Fundamentals
STOP, general format STOP Statement
STOP-RUN-ROLLBACK, configuration file entry STOP-RUN-ROLLBACK
STRING STRING
STRING statement, highlights for first-time users STRING Statement
STRING, general format STRING Statement
STRING, NOT ON OVERFLOW phrase STRING Statement
STRING, POINTER phrase STRING Statement
STRING, with DELIMITED STRING Statement
STRIP-TRAILING-SPACES STRIP-TRAILING-SPACES
style numbers, defined in controls.def 5.1 The Components of a Control
style properties table 5.1.3 Styles Table
styles, context sensitive treatment 4.4 Styles and Special Properties
styles, global 5.2 Global Styles
SUB Interface for C routines C.3.1 The "SUB" Interface
SUB85 interface for C routines C.3.2 The "SUB85" Interface
submenus 8.1.3 Submenus 8.3 Overview of Menu Handling
subprograms 3.2.1 Object Libraries 6.3 Memory Management 2.9 Calling Subprograms
subprograms, calling 2.9 Calling Subprograms
subprograms, caution about RM/COBOL and Zi option 6.3 Memory Management
subscripting 5.2.2 Subscripting Subscripting
subscripting, general format and syntax rules 5.2.2 Subscripting
subscripting, language skeleton Subscripting
SUBTRACT 6.4.1 Arithmetic Operations SUBTRACT
SUBTRACT, CORRESPONDING option 6.4.5 CORRESPONDING Option
SUBTRACT, general format SUBTRACT Statement
SUBTRACT, general rules SUBTRACT Statement
subtraction 6.2 Arithmetic Expressions
subwindow 2.1 Overview
subwindow:characteristics specified at runtime DISPLAY WINDOW
subwindow:defined 1.5 ACUCOBOL-GT Window Types
subwindow:video intensity DISPLAY WINDOW
subwindows:compatibility with controls 3.3 Interaction between Controls and Windows
subwindows:mixed with controls DISPLAY control-type-name
support, what we need if you call us 1.7.2 Program Execution Problems
supported hardware 1.4 Supported Hardware 1.4 Supported Hardware
suspended thread 6.8.5 Threading Rules that Affect Windows and ACCEPT Statements
switches, example code 6.3.5 Switch-Status Condition
switches, external program 6.3.5 Switch-Status Condition
switches, in SPECIAL-NAMES 4.1.3 Special-Names Paragraph
switches, SET statement SET Statement
switches, SPECIAL-NAMES 2.2 Using the Runtime System
SWITCH-PERIOD 6.8.4 Thread Priorities SWITCH-PERIOD
SWITCH-PERIOD, configuration file entry SWITCH-PERIOD
switch-status condition 6.3.5 Switch-Status Condition
SYMBOLIC CHARACTERS 2.1.2.3 Figurative constants 4.1.3 Special-Names Paragraph
symbolic debugging 3.1 Runtime Debugger 2.1.9 Miscellaneous Options
SYNCHRONIZED, general format 5.7.1.11 SYNCHRONIZED clause
syntax for XFDs 5.3.3 Syntax
syntax, logutil 3.6.1 Syntax
SYSTEM SYSTEM Routine
system events, described 6.0 Events Reference
System Menu 2.1 Overview
system menu "Close" handling under Windows 8.13 System Menu "Close" Handling under Windows
SYSTEM Routine SYSTEM Routine
SYSTEM routine, using with Windows M.2.5 Differences between MS-DOS and Windows
SYSTEM routine, using with Windows NT M.3.4 Special Characteristics of 32-bit Windows
SYSTEM-SPACE, configuration file entry SYSTEM-SPACE

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TAB control 5.13 Tab
table handling 5.1.5 Table Handling
table of status codes J.2 Table of Codes
table, example code 5.1.5 Table Handling
tables, adding together ADD Statement
TAB-TO-ADD, TAB special property 5.13 Tab
TAB-TO-DELETE 5.13 Tab
TALLYING, INSPECT with INSPECT Statement
technical support 1.7 How To Get Help
Televideo 925 4.5 Restricted Attribute Handling
TEMP-DIR, configuration file entry TEMP-DIR
temporary data item 6.4.1 Arithmetic Operations
TEMPORARY, control style 5.2 Global Styles
TEMPORARY-CONTROLS, configuration file entry TEMPORARY-CONTROLS
TERM variable A.2.1 TERM Variable
termcap 4.6 The Terminal Database File
terminal charcateristics, by reference 4.6.11 Continued Entries
terminal database A.2.2 Terminal Database
terminal database file 4.2.1 Step one-Terminal Identification 4.1.1 Terminal Manager Functions
terminal database file, by reference entry 4.6.11 Continued Entries
terminal database file, editing 4.6 The Terminal Database File
terminal database file, systems that don't use 4.2.1 Step one-Terminal Identification
terminal definition 4.2.2 Step two-Terminal Definition
terminal definition, DOS considerations 4.2.2 Step two-Terminal Definition
Terminal format 2.4 Source Formats
terminal function codes 4.1.1 Terminal Manager Functions 4.4 The Display Interface
Terminal Handling Options 2.7.4 Terminal Handling Options
terminal identification 4.2.1 Step one-Terminal Identification
Terminal Manager Functions 4.1.1 Terminal Manager Functions
Terminal Manager Restrictions 6.2.2 Terminal Manager Restrictions
Terminal Manager, definition 4.1 How the Terminal Manager Works
terminal manager, guidelines to improve performance 6.2.1 Performance Considerations
Terminal Manager, installation A.2 Configuring Your Terminals
Terminal Manager, introduction 4.1 How the Terminal Manager Works
terminal manager, performance and screen I/O 6.2 Terminal I/O
Terminal Manager, re-initializing W$FORGET Routine
Terminal Manager, required functions 4.6.1 Required Functions
terminal, source program format 2.2.2 Terminal Format
terminals, getting ready 4.2 Getting Your Terminals Ready
terminals, initialization strings 4.6.9 Initialization
terminals, list of function codes for 4.6 The Terminal Database File
terminals, non-ANSI conforming 4.5 Restricted Attribute Handling
terminals, restrictions imposed by special 4.5.1 Restricted Video Modes
terminating events, described 4.2 Events
TERMINATION-VALUE 11.1.2 Regarding Controls
Testing File Integrity 3.3.2 Testing File Integrity
TEST-MOUSE-PRESENCE 7.6 W$MOUSE Library Routine W$MOUSE Routine
Texas Instruments System 1500 A.5.1.1 Texas Instruments System 1500
Texas Instruments, installation A.5.1.1 Texas Instruments System 1500
text records 5.1.7 File Types
TEXT, configuration file entry TEXT
TEXTSIZE-DATA W$TEXTSIZE Routine
textual and graphical modes, mixed 4.3 Graphical vs. Textual Modes
THAI, configuration file entry THAI
thread communication 6.8.3 Thread Communication
thread fundamentals 6.8.1 Thread Fundamentals
thread priorities 6.8.4 Thread Priorities
threads and threading 6.8 Multiple Execution Threads
threads, ANY THREAD WAIT Statement
threads, controlling the switching period SWITCH-PERIOD DISPLAY-SWITCH-PERIOD
threads, LAST THREAD WAIT Statement
threads, starting CALL Statement
threads, stopping STOP Statement
threads, synchronizing WAIT Statement
threads, to manage modeless windows 6.8.5 Threading Rules that Affect Windows and ACCEPT Statements
threads, unlocking UNLOCK Statement
threads:broadcasting messages SEND Statement
threads:creating 6.8.1 Thread Fundamentals
threads:effects on windows 6.8.5 Threading Rules that Affect Windows and ACCEPT Statements
threads:locking 6.8.2 Data Sharing Among Threads LOCK Statement
threads:logical operations preserved 6.8.2 Data Sharing Among Threads
threads:messaging among 6.8.3 Thread Communication
threads:multiple locks LOCK Statement 6.8.2 Data Sharing Among Threads
threads:multiprocessor issues 6.8.7 Multithreading and Multiprocessor Systems
threads:pausing 6.8.6 Thread Pausing
threads:priority 6.8.4 Thread Priorities
threads:receiving messages RECEIVE Statement
threads:sending messages SEND Statement
threads:sharing data 6.8.2 Data Sharing Among Threads
threads:stopping 6.8.1 Thread Fundamentals
threads:switch point 6.8.4 Thread Priorities
threads:synchronizing 6.8.1 Thread Fundamentals
threads:to manage modeless windows 6.8 Multiple Execution Threads
threads:WAIT times out WAIT Statement
TITLE, DISPLAY WINDOW DISPLAY WINDOW
TITLE, in line drawing DISPLAY LINE
TITLE, with DISPLAY BOX DISPLAY BOX
title:placing in floating window DISPLAY FLOATING WINDOW
tool tips, see pop-up hints 3.8.4 Pop-Up Hints
toolbar: as function keys DISPLAY TOOL-BAR
toolbar:more than one in a window DISPLAY TOOL-BAR
toolbar:placing controls with the UPON phrase DISPLAY TOOL-BAR
toolbar:space occupied by DISPLAY TOOL-BAR
TRACK-THUMB, SCROLL-BAR style 5.12 Scroll Bar
trailing space removal STRIP-TRAILING-SPACES
transaction error codes J.4 Transaction Error Codes
transaction files, compiler option 2.1.4 File Options
transaction log file, how to edit 3.6 logutil
transaction logging 5.1.2 The Transaction Logging Process 5.1.1.1 Transaction logging
transaction logging and recovery with AcuServer 5.1.10.1 Transaction logging and recovery with AcuServer
transaction logging, configuration variables used with 5.1.7 Configuration Variables
transaction logging, specifying log files 5.1.6 Multiple Log Files
transaction management 5.1 Transaction Management
transaction management features supported 5.1.1.3 Features
transaction management verbs 5.1.3 Transaction Management Verbs
transaction management, compiler options used with 5.1.9 Compiler File Options
transaction management, file types supported 5.1.1.2 File types
transaction management, overview 5.1.1 Overview of Transaction Management
transaction management, rules for Vision and relative files ROLLBACK Statement
transaction management:filename-LOG configuration variable filename-LOG
transaction, beginning with START START Statement
transactions, effects of UNLOCK UNLOCK Statement
transactions, error codes 5.1.8 Transaction Error Handling
transactions, primary error codes J.4.1 Primary Error Codes
transactions, secondary error codes for error 01 J.4.2 Secondary Error Codes for Error 01
TRANSACTION-STATUS codes J.4 Transaction Error Codes
TRANSACTION-STATUS register 5.1.8 Transaction Error Handling
TRANSLATE-TO-ANSI, configuration file entry TRANSLATE-TO-ANSI
Translation of Messages 3.5.3 Translation of Messages
TREE-ROOT-SPACE TREE-ROOT-SPACE
TREE-TAB-SIZE TREE-TAB-SIZE
Tree-View 5.16 Tree-View
troubleshooting installations under UNIX A.5.1.3 Troubleshooting
TrueType fonts, printing WIN$PRINTER Routine
truncation of XFD names 5.3.3.6 Name Directive
TRX-HOLDS-LOCKS, configuration file entry TRX-HOLDS-LOCKS

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UI Terminology UI Terminology
Ultrix, installation A.5.1 Extracting the files
unary minus 6.2 Arithmetic Expressions
unary plus 6.2 Arithmetic Expressions
underlined words, in manual 1.1.1 Upper-Case and Special-Character Words
UNFRAMED, CHECK-BOX style 5.6 Check-Box
UNFRAMED, RADIO-BUTTON style 5.7 Radio-Button
UNFRAMED, style 3.8.3 Creating the Button
UNIX network license management 2.12.1 UNIX network license management
UNIX, and COMMIT statement COMMIT Statement
UNIX, and device locking 6.1.5 Device Locking Under UNIX
UNIX, command to check modules for debug mode 3.2.3 Getting Object Information
UNIX, Xenix, Ultrix and Unos machines, installation steps A.5 UNIX, Xenix, Ultrix and Unos Machines
Unloading to Binary and Line Sequential Format 3.3.7 Unloading to Binary and Line Sequential Format
UNLOCK 4.2.2 I-O-Control Paragraph 6.1.4 Record Locking UNLOCK
UNLOCK statement, general format UNLOCK Statement
UNLOCK THREAD 6.8.2 Data Sharing Among Threads UNLOCK Statement
UNLOCK, effect on transactions UNLOCK Statement
Unos, installation A.5.1 Extracting the files
UNSORTED, LIST-BOX 5.8 List-Box
UNSTRING UNSTRING
UNSTRING statement, code examples UNSTRING Statement
UNSTRING statement, general format UNSTRING Statement
UNSTRING statement, highlights for first-time users UNSTRING Statement
UNSTRING, data transfer rules UNSTRING Statement
UNSTRING, overflow condition UNSTRING Statement
updating a menu 2.6 Menus and Floating Windows
UPON, omission and -Ca option DISPLAY src-item (ANSI format)
UPON phrase 2.3 Active and Current Windows
Upper and Lower Case 2.1.10 Upper and Lower Case
Upper-case and Special-Character Words Upper-case and Special-Character Words
upper-case and special-character words in manual 1.1.1 Upper-Case and Special-Character Words
upper-case words, in manual Upper-case and Special-Character Words
uppercase, converting C$TOUPPER and C$TOLOWER Routines
UPPER-LOWER-MAP UPPER-LOWER-MAP
UPPER-LOWER-MAP, configuration file entry UPPER-LOWER-MAP
USAGE clause, syntax rules 5.7.1.8 USAGE clause
USAGE HANDLE 4.1 Handles
USAGE HANDLE OF MENU 4.1 Handles
USAGE IS FLOAT 5.7.1.8 USAGE clause
USAGE IS INDEX 5.7.1.8 USAGE clause
USAGE IS POINTER 5.7.1.8 USAGE clause
USE USE 6.5 Procedure Division Format
USE GROUP directive 5.3.3.9 Use Group Directive
USE statement, general format USE Statement
USE statement, highlights for first-time users USE Statement
USE-MOUSE, configuration file entry USE-MOUSE
user count 6.1.3 Indexed Files 3.3.2 Testing File Integrity
user count, action if non-zero 3.3.1 Examining File Information
user count, resetting 3.3.4 Resetting User Counts
user interface configuration and programming Support 1.2.2 Configuration and Programming Support
user interface features 1.1 Overview of User Interface Features
User Interface Programming 1.2.2 User Interface Programming
User Interface Programming, summary of contents 1.2.2 User Interface Programming
user interface, development strategies 1.6.2 Strategies for Supporting Multiple Systems
user interface, related topics index 1.2.3 Index toRelated Topics
user limit 2.11 Multiple-User License Management
user limit, how to increase 2.11 Multiple-User License Management
user limits on DOS and Windows 2.11.1 License Management on DOS and Windows Systems
user-defined words 2.1.1.1 User-defined words 2.1.6 Reserved Word Options
User's Guide, summary of contents 1.2.1 User's Guide
USING phrase 6.5 Procedure Division Format
USING phrase, CALL CALL Statement
USING phrase, CHAIN CHAIN Statement
Using shared memory 2.12.2 Using shared memory
utilities, vutil 3.3 File Utilities-vutil

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V23-GRAPHICS-CHARACTERS, configuration file entry V23-GRAPHICS-CHARACTERS
V30-MEASUREMENTS, configuration file entry V30-MEASUREMENTS
V31-FLOATING-POINT V31-FLOATING-POINT
validating data 6.6 Data Validation
validating data, not performed when 6.6 Data Validation
VALUE clause in Screen Section 5.9.2 VALUE Clause
VALUE clause, general format 5.7.1.14 VALUE clause
VALUE clause, general rules 5.7.1.14 VALUE clause
VALUE IS MULTIPLE VALUE phrase 5.4 Entry-Field
VALUE OF FILE-ID 5.4.8 VALUE OF FILE-ID Clause
VALUE OF LABEL Clause 5.4.7 VALUE OF LABEL Clause
values, how determined EVALUATE Statement
variable length records 5.1.7 File Types 6.1 Handling Files
variables, and debugger 3.1.6 Specifying Addresses
VAR-LENGTH directive 5.3.3.10 Var-Length Directive
VAX COBOL 5.7.1.11 SYNCHRONIZED clause 2.1.3 Compatibility Options 2.3 Compatibility Modes
VAX COBOL terminal format 2.2 Source Format
VAX COBOL, and COMMIT statement COMMIT Statement
VAX COBOL, and file status codes 2.7.3 File Status Codes
VAX COBOL, compatibility mode 2.3 Compiler Compatibility Modes
VAX COBOL, ERASE DISPLAY WINDOW DISPLAY src-item
VAX COBOL, file status codes J.1 Introduction
VAX COBOL, reserved words D.1 Introduction
VAX COBOL, reserved words option 2.1.6 Reserved Word Options
VAX COBOL, terminal source format 2.4 Source Formats
VAX/RMS, undefined File Position Indicator READ Statement
VAX/VMS, filenames 2.8.1 File Names Starting with a Hyphen
VAX/VMS, line sequential files 6.1.1 Sequential Files
VAX/VMS, sequential files 6.1.1 Sequential Files
V-BUFFER-DATA, configuration file entry V-BUFFER-DATA
V-BUFFERS, configuration file entry V-BUFFERS
V-BUFFERS, performance considerations 6.1.8 Performance Considerations
version command 2.1.14 Help, Version Information, and Communication with C Programs
vertical bars Brackets, Braces and Vertical Bars 1.1.3 Brackets, Braces and Vertical Bars 1.6 Notation
VERY-HEAVY, FRAME style 5.10 Frame
video attributes 4.6.3 Video Attributes
video attributes, terminals with non-hidden 4.5 Restricted Attribute Handling
video intensity, compiler options 2.1.8 Video Options
Video Options 2.1.8 Video Options
video, control with SCREEN variable 4.4.2 The SCREEN Option
view 3.1.3 Debugger Commands
V-INTERNAL-LOCKS, configuration file entry V-INTERNAL-LOCKS
vio 3.4 File Transfer Utility-vio
vio, examples 3.4.3 vio Examples
vio, file transfer utility 3.4 File Transfer Utility-vio
vio, known limitations 3.4.4 Known Limitations
vio, MS-DOS considerations 3.4.2 MS-DOS Considerations
vio, options 3.4.1 vio Options
virtual screen, defined 1.4 Windowing Concepts
Vision 3.3 File Utilities-vutil
Vision file system, described 6.1.3 Indexed Files
Vision file, mapping to a different directory NAME_EXT
Vision secondary error codes for error 98s J.3 Vision Secondary Error Codes for Error 98s
Vision Version 3 6.1.3 Indexed Files
Vision version 4 6.1.3 Indexed Files
Vision Version 4, file naming conventions 6.1.3 Indexed Files
Vision, secondary error codes for error 98s J.3 Vision Secondary Error Codes for Error 98s
V-LOCK-METHOD, configuration file entry V-LOCK-METHOD
VMS 2.7.5 File Handling Options
VMS and Open VMS installation A.6 VMS and Open VMS Machines
VMS file utilities 3.3 File Utilities-vutil
VMS, and COMMIT statement COMMIT Statement
V-READ-AHEAD, configuration file entry V-READ-AHEAD
V-SEG-SIZE, configuration file entry V-SEG-SIZE
vutil, check for file integrity 3.3.2 Testing File Integrity
vutil, converting a C-ISAM file 3.3.11 Converting C-ISAM Files
vutil, converting a Micro Focus file 3.3.12 Converting Micro Focus Files
vutil, converting an RM/COBOL-85 indexed file 3.3.10 Converting RM/COBOL-85 Indexed Files
vutil, creating empty files 3.3.6 Creating Empty Files
vutil, creating empty files-indexed format 3.3.6 Creating Empty Files
vutil, creating empty files-interactive version 3.3.6 Creating Empty Files
vutil, creating empty files-non interactive version 3.3.6 Creating Empty Files
vutil, creating empty files-sequential and relative 3.3.6 Creating Empty Files
vutil, examining file information 3.3.1 Examining File Information
vutil, extracting records 3.3.5 Extracting Records from a File
vutil, loading a file 3.3.8 Loading a File
vutil, rebuilding files 3.3.3 Rebuilding Files
vutil, rebuilding files--locking options 3.3.3 Rebuilding Files
vutil, rebuilding files--naming temporary files 3.3.3 Rebuilding Files
vutil, rebuilding files-new blocking factor 3.3.3 Rebuilding Files
vutil, resetting user counts 3.3.4 Resetting User Counts
vutil, tree option 3.3.13 Miscellaneous Commands
vutil, uploading to binary sequential format 3.3.7 Unloading to Binary and Line Sequential Format
vutil, uploading to line sequential format 3.3.7 Unloading to Binary and Line Sequential Format
vutil, utilities 3.3 File Utilities-vutil
vutil, version option 3.3.13 Miscellaneous Commands
V-VERSION, configuration file entry V-VERSION
Vx compile-time option 4.3.1 Key Mapping

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W$BITMAP Routine W$BITMAP Routine
W$BITMAP, library routine to manipulate bitmaps 3.8.2 Loading Bitmaps
W$BROWSERINFO W$BROWSERINFO
W$FONT W$FONT Routine 4.6 Fonts
W$FORGET Routine W$FORGET Routine
W$GETC Routine W$GETC Routine
W$GETURL Routine W$GETURL Routine
W$GETVARIANT Routine W$GETVARIANT Routine
W$KEYBUF Routine W$KEYBUF Routine
W$MENU 8.8 Common Menu Operations W$MENU Routine 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine W$MENU Routine
W$MENU, to attach a menu to a floating window 2.6 Menus and Floating Windows
W$MOUSE W$MOUSE Routine 7.6 W$MOUSE Library Routine
W$PALETTE Routine W$PALETTE Routine
W$SETVARIANT Routine W$SETVARIANT Routine
W$STATUS Routine W$STATUS Routine
W$TEXTSIZE Routine W$TEXTSIZE Routine
WAIT WAIT 6.8.1 Thread Fundamentals
WAIT Statement WAIT Statement
WAIT, general format WAIT Statement
WAIT-FOR-ALL-PIPES, configuration file entry WAIT-FOR-ALL-PIPES
WAIT-FOR-FILE-ACCESS WAIT-FOR-FILE-ACCESS
WAIT-FOR-LOCKS, configuration file entry WAIT-FOR-LOCKS
WARNINGS, configuration file entry WARNINGS
WARNING_ON_RECURSIVE_ACCEPTS, configuration file entry WARNING_ON_RECURSIVE_ACCEPTS
WAV file support WIN$PLAYSOUND Routine
WBITMAP-DESTROY W$BITMAP Routine
WBITMAP-DESTROY, to remove bitmap 3.8.2 Loading Bitmaps
WBITMAP-DISPLAY W$BITMAP Routine
WBITMAP-LOAD, to load a bitmap 3.8.2 Loading Bitmaps
W-CHECKED 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine W$MENU Routine
W-CONVERSION-ERROR ACCEPT Statement
W-DISABLED W$MENU Routine 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine
Web, deploying on the W$GETURL Routine
W-EVENT ACCEPT Statement
WFONT-CHOOSE-FONT W$FONT Routine
WFONT-DATA W$FONT Routine
WFONT-DESCRIBE-FONT W$FONT Routine
WFONT-GET-CLOSEST-FONT W$FONT Routine
WFONT-GET-FONT W$FONT Routine
WFONT-SUPPORTED W$FONT Routine
WHEN directive 5.3.3.11 When Directive
WHEN SET TO FALSE 5.7.1.14 VALUE clause
WHITE-FILL WHITE-FILL 9.9.1 Background Brush Color
wide font 5.4 Entry-Field
WIDTH, BAR special property 5.11 Bar
WIDTH-IN-CELLS, control style 5.2 Global Styles
WIN$PLAYSOUND library routine WIN$PLAYSOUND Routine
WIN$PRINTER library routine WIN$PRINTER Routine
WIN$PRINTER:error codes WIN$PRINTER Routine
WIN$VERSION library routine WIN$VERSION Routine
WIN$VERSION Routine WIN$VERSION Routine
WIN3-CLIP-CONTROLS, configuration file entry WIN3-CLIP-CONTROLS
WIN3-EF-PADDED, configuration file entry WIN3-EF-PADDED
WIN3-GRID, configuration file entry WIN3-GRID
WIN32-3D WIN32-3D
window events 6.1 Window Events
Window Size 3.1.1 Entering the Debugger
window title font WINDOW-TITLE
window types 1.5 ACUCOBOL-GT Window Types
window, color inherited DISPLAY WINDOW
window, restoration DISPLAY WINDOW
window, save-area data of DISPLAY WINDOW
window, scroll and wrap state of pop-up DISPLAY WINDOW
window,shadows DISPLAY WINDOW
window,title modification DISPLAY UPON WINDOW TITLE
window:current 2.3 Active and Current Windows
window:modal 2.1 Overview
window:modeless 2.1 Overview
windowing concepts 1.4 Windowing Concepts
Windows 95, installation A.4 Windows Machines
Windows Help 10.4 Windows Help
Windows NT, installation A.4 Windows Machines
Windows NT:specifics M.3 32-bit Windows
Windows SDK M.2.6 Using the SDK
Windows Software Development Kit 1.2.4 GUI Development with Third Party Kits and Tools
Windows spooler A.4.5 Printing and spooler issues with Windows
Windows, and programming in C M.2.6 Using the SDK
Windows, compiling under A.4.3 Compiling under Windows
Windows, executing the runtime for .c4.A.4.4 Running your programs
Windows, hardware and software requirements A.4.1 Hardware and software requirements
Windows, installation A.4.2 Installation steps for Windows
Windows, installation under A.4 Windows Machines
Windows, Microsoft:automatic adjustments for 1.3 Microsoft Windows Operating Systems
Windows, multiple instances of a program M.2.6 Using the SDK
Windows, printer and spooler issues A.4.5 Printing and spooler issues with Windows
Windows, questions asked 11.1.1 Regarding Windows
Windows, running the debugger under 3.1.1 Entering the Debugger
Windows:calling DLLs M.2.4 Calling DLLs
windows:changing with the MODIFY statement MODIFY Statement
Windows:Common Dialog Boxes 11.1.1 Regarding Windows
Windows:extra keys available M.2.2 Keyboard Differences
Windows:Graphics Device Interface (GDI) Routine to Handle the Windows Print Spooler
Windows:print spooler Routine to Handle the Windows Print Spooler
Windows:print support WIN$PRINTER Routine
windows:resizing RESIZE-FREELY
windows:retrieving information about INQUIRE Statement
Windows:retrieving operating system information WIN$VERSION Routine
Windows:specific details M.2 16-bit Windows
WINDOW-TITLE, configuration file entry WINDOW-TITLE
WIN-ERROR-HANDLING M.2.3 Hardware Error Handling WIN-ERROR-HANDLING M.3.3 Hardware Error Handling
WINHELP ($WINHELP) library routine $WINHELP Routine
WINHELP ($WINHELP) library routine:part of Windows Help facility 10.4 Windows Help
winprint.def WIN$PRINTER Routine
WINPRINT-DATA WIN$PRINTER Routine
WINPRINT-DEVICE-INCAPABLE WIN$PRINTER Routine
WINPRINT-GET-CAPABILITIES WIN$PRINTER Routine
WINPRINT-GET-PAGE-LAYOUT WIN$PRINTER Routine
WINPRINT-GET-SETTINGS WIN$PRINTER Routine
WINPRINT-GET-SETTINGS-SIZE WIN$PRINTER Routine
WINPRINT-PRINT-BITMAP WIN$PRINTER Routine
WINPRINT-SET-FONT WIN$PRINTER Routine
WINPRINT-SET-SETTINGS WIN$PRINTER Routine
WINPRINT-SET-STD-FONT WIN$PRINTER Routine
WINPRINT-SETUP WIN$PRINTER Routine
WINPRINT-SPOOLER-CLOSED WIN$PRINTER Routine
WINPRINT-SUPPORTED WIN$PRINTER Routine
WINSOCK.DLL 5.2.1 System Requirements
winvers.def WIN$VERSION Routine
WINVERSION-DATA group item WIN$VERSION Routine
WITH DEBUGGING MODE 4.1.1 Source-Computer Paragraph
WMENU-ADD W$MENU Routine 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine
WMENU-BLOCK W$MENU Routine
WMENU-CHANGE W$MENU Routine 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine
WMENU-CHECK W$MENU Routine 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine
WMENU-DELETE 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine W$MENU Routine
WMENU-DESTROY 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine W$MENU Routine
WMENU-DESTROY-DELAYED W$MENU Routine
WMENU-DISABLE W$MENU Routine
WMENU-ENABLE W$MENU Routine
WMENU-GET-BLOCK W$MENU Routine
WMENU-GET-MENU W$MENU Routine
WMENU-NEW 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine W$MENU Routine
WMENU-REFRESH W$MENU Routine
WMENU-SET-BLOCK W$MENU Routine
WMENU-SHOW W$MENU Routine
WMENU-UNBLOCK W$MENU Routine
WMENU-UNCHECK W$MENU Routine
W-MESSAGE ACCEPT Statement
W-NO-FIELDS ACCEPT Statement
Working-Storage, general format 5.5 WORKING-STORAGE Section
WPALETTE-CHOOSE-COLOR W$PALETTE Routine
WPALETTE-GET-COLOR W$PALETTE Routine
WPALETTE-NUM-COLORS W$PALETTE Routine
WPALETTE-SET-COLOR W$PALETTE Routine
WPALETTE-SET-USER-COLOR W$PALETTE Routine
WPALETTE-SUPPORTED W$PALETTE Routine
WPALETTE-UPDATE W$PALETTE Routine
WPRTDATA-COLUMNS-PER-PAGE WIN$PRINTER Routine
WPRTDATA-LINES-PER-PAGE WIN$PRINTER Routine
WRAP 4.4.3 Additional Configuration Variables WRAP
WRITE WRITE
WRITE statement, and LINAGE clause 5.4.11 LINAGE Clause
WRITE statement, general format WRITE Statement
WRITE, and LINAGE clause WRITE Statement
WRITE, general rules WRITE Statement
WRITE, invalid key condition WRITE Statement
WRITE, with ADVANCING WRITE Statement
WRITE, without carriage-control WRITE Statement
WS_CLIPCHILDREN WIN3-CLIP-CONTROLS
W-SEPARATOR W$MENU Routine 8.10 W$MENU Library Routine
WSOCK32.DLL 5.2.1 System Requirements
W-TIMEOUT ACCEPT Statement
Wyse 50 4.5 Restricted Attribute Handling

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XENIX, and setcolor 4.4.1 Adding Color
Xenix, installation A.5.1 Extracting the files
XFD Files 5.3 XFD Files
XFD name 5.3.1 Defaults Used in XFD Files
XFD-DIRECTORY, configuration file entry XFD-DIRECTORY
XFDs 5.3.2 Using Directives 5.3 XFD Files

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ZERO condition 6.3.3 Sign Condition
-Zx 5.3 XFD Files