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Local Keyboard Commands Search  Prev Next   These key sequences work at all times and allow some terminal settings to be changed quickly : ALT-<F3> - Resets the terminal. ALT-<F4> - Closes the terminal. ALT-<UP ARROW> - Moves the scrollbar up one line. ALT-<DOWN ARROW> - Moves the scrollbar down one line. ALT-<PAGE UP> - Moves the scrollbar up two thirds of a screen. ALT-<PAGE DOWN> - Moves the scrollbar down two thirds of a screen. ALT-<HOME> - Moves the scrollbar to the top. ALT-<END> - Moves the scrollbar to the bottom. ALT-<LEFT ARROW> - Scrolls viewport left horizontally. ALT-<RIGHT ARROW> - Scrolls viewport right horizontally. CTRL-SHIFT-<KEYPAD1> - Toggles monitor mode (NUMLOCK must be off). CTRL-<LEFT ARROW> - Toggles terminal status line. CTRL-SHIFT-<HOME> - Homes cursor and clears page. CTRL-<KEYPAD0-6> - Shows pages 0-6 if available. CTRL-<PAGEDOWN> - Display next page or activate other window. CTRL-<PAGEUP> - Display previous page or activate other window. CTRL-<UP ARROW> - Roll active window up in page. CTRL-<DOWN ARROW> - Roll active window down in page. CTRL-<KEYPAD MINUS> - Raise horizontal split. CTRL-<KEYPAD PLUS> - Lower horizontal split. CTRL-SHIFT-<KEYPAD MINUS> - Toggle split screen / fullscreen mode. CTRL-<TAB> - Launch the viewer application. Most of these sequences are compatible with those found on a Wyse terminal.   Top Prev Next