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listed the contents of SETPF EXEC below so that you can
see how commands can be assigned to the Program Function
(PF) keys (labeled F 1 through
FlO on the left side of your
keyboard). (You could also set a value for
PFll and PF12.)
&TRACE OFF
CP SET PF 1 I MMED F I LEL I ST
CP SET PF2 IMMED QUERY DISK
CP SET PF3 DELAY LOG
CP SET PF4 DELAYED IC RELEASE NNN (DET
CP SET PF5 IMMED UPLOAD
CP SET PF6 IMMED DOWNLOAD
CP SET PF7 IMMED QUERY DASD
CP SET PF8 IMMED QUERY PRINT ALL
CP SET PF9 IMMED QUERY SEARCH
CP SET PF10 RETRIEVE
&EXIT
Of course, you can reassign the keys at any time with a CP
SET PF(number) command. However, placing the
assignments in
an EXEC, and calling it from the PROFILE
EXEC is a convenient way for you to establish a standard
set of Function key assignments for every
CMS session.
Note: The example above uses a
SET command feature new
with
VM/PC in the PF 4 setting. After this setting, when
you press PF4, the command RELEASE
nnn (DET will be
displayed
on the command line. The new feature is that the
cursor will be positioned right under the nnn. This makes it
easier for you to type in the replaceable part of the
command.
See "SET" on page 7-38 for further details on
this feature.
Reviewing What You Have Done
There are two features you can use to help you review what
you have done
and do it again.
Scrolling Screen Contents
The first of these is called scrolling. You use commands to
redisplay information that has previously been displayed on
your screen. These commands are typed on the lower right of
your screen,
on the next-to-Iast line, following the word
"Scroll:." This feature is only available in a Local 3277
Session. The commands you can use, and their meaning, are:
Chapter 5.
Using VM/PC Commands to Do Work 5-51

IBM Professional Series Specifications

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Brand	IBM
Model	Professional Series
Category	Software
Language	English