Appendix B

ED key commands

KeyCommand
EnterEnd a line of text (there is no word wrap in ED)
InsSwitch between insert and overwrite modes (the cursor is larger for insert mode)
DelDelete the character the cursor is on
BackspaceDelete the character before the cursor
EscapeExit the editor without saving the file
Move the cursor up one line
Move the cursor down one line
Move the cursor right one character
Ctrl- Move the cursor right one word
Move the cursor left one character
Ctrl-Move the cursor left one word
HomeMove the cursor to the start of the line
EndMove the cursor to the end of the line
PgUpMove the cursor up one screen
PgDnMove the cursor down one screen
Ctrl-HomeMove the cursor to the start of the document
Ctrl-EndMove the cursor to the end of the document
Ctrl-PgUpMove the screen up one line
Ctrl-PgDnMove the screen down one line
Alt-CCopies marked block
Alt-EMarks the end of a block
Alt-SMarks the start of a block
Alt-XCuts a marked block
Ctrl-AMove the cursor to the start of the line (same as Home)
Ctrl-BMove the cursor back one character (same as )
Ctrl-DDelete the character the cursor is on (same as Del)
Ctrl-EMove the cursor to the end of the line (same as End)
Ctrl-FMove the cursor forward one character (same as )
Ctrl-HDelete the character before the cursor (same as Backspace)
Ctrl-ISame as the Tab key
Ctrl-KDelete from the cursor to the end of the line
Ctrl-LMove the current line to the center of the screen (SEDIT only)
Ctrl-MSame as the Enter key
Ctrl-NMove the cursor down one line (same as )
Ctrl-OInsert a blank line above the cursor and move to the start of that line
Ctrl-PMove the cursor up one line (same as )
Ctrl-QQuote next character literally; used to insert other control characters into the text, e.g., Ctrl-Q, Esc inserts an escape character
Ctrl-RReverse text search
Ctrl-SForward text search
Ctrl-TTranspose, swap the character the cursor is on with the character before the cursor
Ctrl-VMove down one screen (similar to PgDn)
Ctrl-YYank, undelete the most recently deleted character (can be used more than once)
Ctrl-ZSave the file and exit to DOS
F2Load a new file for editing
F3Save the file to disk (with an optional new name)