The Program Editor and the Map Editor
The Program Editor and the Map Editor follow the conventions for Windows 95 and Windows NT programs.
<Enter> accepts the entry in a field or is equivalent to clicking the OK button in a dialog to accept its contents.
<Esc> quits a dialog without saving any changes and is equivalent to clicking on the Cancel button.
<←>, <→>, <> and <↓> keys move the cursor through the options
The Program Compiler and the Interpreter
The Program Compiler and the Interpreter follow the DP4 conventions:
<Tab> accepts the entries in a screen (as does <Enter> on the last field)
<Esc> returns to the stage you were at previously, without saving any changes
<←>, <→>, <> and <↓> keys move the cursor one field at a time
Selecting from Pop-up lists and menus
<Ctrl><P> or <spacebar> pop up a list of available options. The benefit of doing this is that you get help messages telling you what each option does as you move from one option to another
<Page up> and <Page down> display any further items in the list
<Enter> selects an item in the list
Selecting from menus
<Enter> selects the highlighted menu option
mnemonics select the corresponding menu options
<X> or <Esc> exit from the menu