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11.12.4 Configuring CRT Context Keys
When the CRT Context Keys keypad is first called up, any CRT Context Keys which have not been
assigned appear stippled, because they are not yet available to the user. Normal alphanumeric text
appears on any CRT Context Keys which have been assigned a context.
The Set button allows the user to assign the displays that are currently on the screen to any one of the
CRT Context Keys. (Any pop-up windows which are present are ignored.)
To configure CRT Context Keys, click Set. CRT Context Keys which have already been assigned now
appear stippled, and unassigned keys are available. Click the key to be assigned. A window will be dis-
played, as shown in
Figure 11-37 .
You can enter a text string of up to eight alphanumeric characters, which will appear on the key. The key
number is the default string, and can be changed by the user. Click OK to complete the selection proce-
dure, or click Cancel to exit without making changes.
(To exit Set mode without making an assignment, click Set a second time.)
11.12.5 Clearing CRT Context Keys
CRT Context Keys must be cleared before re-assignments are made. To clear a CRT Context Key, click
the Clear button. Click the CRT Context Key which is to be cleared. All CRT context assignments associ-
ated with that key will be destroyed, and the key is available for a new assignment.
To exit Clear mode without clearing an assignment, click Clear a second time.
11.12.6 Exiting CRT Context Keys
The CRT Context Keys keypad will remain on the screen until the user clicks on Close. If the user elects to
have this display remain on the screen, the CRT Context Keys keypad can be moved to a convenient
screen location by positioning the pointer on the title bar, pressing the left mouse button, then dragging the
display to the desired location. The CRT Context Keys keypad may be obscured by another window when
keyboard focus is changed. It can be raised to the top again by clicking on and giving keyboard focus to its
parent, the System Window.
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Figure 11-37. CRT Context Key Assignment Window