HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 318)

Glossary
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Profile. A profile contains settings that control how TEDIT performs certain
commands. The profile consists of options for commands and settings for
function keys. You change the profile using the RECONFIGURE OPTIONS
and RECONFIGURE FUNCTION-KEYS commands. You can configure
and save up to fifty different profiles.
Profile file. The file that contains all of your TEDIT profiles; it is usually
called TEDPROFL and is stored in your default volume and subvolume.
Ragged margin. An uneven margin, usually along the right side of a page.
Turning on justification produces a uniform right margin.
Range. A specification in TEDIT for a certain area defined by indicating the
line or column numbers that delimit the area. You can refer to lines in the
range by numbers or by special designators, such as FIRST or LAST.
RECONFIGURE FUNCTION-KEYS screens. The two screens where TEDIT
displays the assignments for the function keys. You can change the settings
by typing over the assignments that are currently displayed.
RECONFIGURE OPTIONS screens. The two screens where TEDIT displays the
assignments for the options part of the profile. You can change the settings
by typing over the assignments that are currently displayed.
Relative values. A value you enter that adds or subtracts from the current
TFORM setting. You can use relative values to set margins and gaps, alter
print offset, or change indentation.
Replace-text. The string of characters TEDIT puts in place of other characters
(called the search-text) when you give the REPLACE command.
Response line. A highlighted line where TEDIT prompts you to type specific
information. For example, on the *C response line, you type commands or
text items.
RETURN function. The ability to use the RETURN key as a TEDIT function
key. If you have the RETURN function available on your terminal, you can
assign any TEDIT function to the RETURN key.