M.2.2 Keyboard Differences
In addition to the keys listed in User's Guide Chapter 4, these extra keys are available for the 32-bit Windows system:
Ctl-Ins
| for Insert Line (kA)
|
Ctl-Del
| for Delete Line (kL)
|
User-defined keys
User-defined keys 1 - 6 (U1 - U6) are:
F11
| U1
|
F12
| U2
|
Shft-F11
| U3
|
Shft-F12
| U4
|
Ctl-F11
| U5
|
Ctl-F12
| U6
|
User-defined keys 11 - 20 (A1 - A0) are:
Ctl-1
| A1
|
Ctl-2
| A2
|
Ctl-3
| A3
|
Ctl-4
| A4
|
Ctl-5
| A5
|
Ctl-6
| A6
|
Ctl-7
| A7
|
Ctl-8
| A8
|
Ctl-9
| A9
|
Ctl-0
| A0
|
Note that Alt key sequences and F10 are directly handled by 32-bit Windows and
cannot be referenced in COBOL. However, you can free the F10 key to act as a user
defined key by using a configuration variable. Setting the F10-IS-MENU
variable to "0" will inhibit the standard menu activation capability for the F10 key.
See Appendix H for more details.