IBM 3270 User Guide

^ Contents
Chapter 1. Overview 1-1
Entry Assist Capabilities 1-1
Document Mode 1-2
Change Format Mode 1-2
Hardware Supported 1-2
Supporting Software 1-4
IBM Host Editor Programs 1-4
Chapter 2. Getting Started 2-1
How to Make Entry Assist Work 2-1
How to Customize Your Keyboard 2-1
Chapter 3. Using the Entry Assist Capabilities 3-1
Turning On Entry Assist 3-1
Using the Formatting Controls 3-1
The Change Format Key 3-1
Setting the Margins 3-6
Setting Tab Stops 3-7
Setting the Audible End of Line Signal (Set Bell) 3-7
Clearing Tab Stops and Audible End of Line Signals 3-7
Clearing All the Tab Stops 3-7
Changing the Scale Line Origin 3-7
Entry Assist Parameters 3-8
Using the Cursor Movement and Editing Keys 3-9
Using Word Wrap 3-9
Typematic Move Cursor to Next Word 3-10
Typematic Move Cursor to Previous Word 3-11
Delete Word 3-11
Typematic Delete Character 3-11
Enhanced Cursor Tab 3-12
Enhanced Cursor Backtab 3-12
Error-Correcting Backspace 3-12
Enhanced New Line 3-13
Cursor Position Indicator 3-13
Chapter 4. Using Entry Assist with IBM Host Editors and Other Applications . 4-1
Selective Use of Entry Assist Functions 4-1
Using Entry Assist with IBM Host Editors 4-1
System Productivity Facility (SPF) 4-1
Interactive Communications Control Facility (iCCF) 4-2
System Product Editor (XEDIT) 4-2
EDGAR 4-3
Distributed Processing Programming Executive (DPPX) 4-3
Document Composition Facility (DCF) 4-3
I VM Message (VMSG) Facility (Virtual Machine/370) 4-4
Application Hints 4-5
Using Entry Assist to Create and Maintain Source Programs 4-5
Using Entry Assist With Other Programs 4-6
Preparing Simple Memos Without Using DCF 4-6
Chapters. Entry Assist Tutorial 5-1
How to Create the Tutorial 5-1
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IBM 3270 Specifications

General

Brand	IBM
Model	3270
Category	Desktop
Language	English