HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 42)

Summary
Creating a Simple Document
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Summary In this section you created a TEDIT file. You learned about the status line,
where TEDIT always displays the name of the file you are in. You should
now know how to enter text into the file and use some of the function keys
on your terminal to move around in the file and to edit it.
The editing functions you learned in this section were inserting characters
with the
CHAR INS key and SHIFT CHAR INS keys, deleting characters with
the CHAR DEL key or the SHIFT CHAR INS and BACKSPACE keys, erasing
characters with the SPACE bar, and replacing characters by typing over
them. You also learned to insert and to delete lines. You used the terminal
function keys to do these editing tasks.
You learned about TEDIT functions, using your template to identify shifted
and unshifted function keys. You saw how to give commands by pressing
a function key or by typing the command on a highlighted line at the top of
the screen. You saw how to ask for help from TEDIT. Finally, you learned
two ways to exit from a TEDIT file. In the next section, you will reopen the
same file and edit it using TEDIT function keys.