Ctrl + Pause (Break) or Ctrl + C halts program execution.
NOTE Some application programs use Ctrl + S or Ctrl + C to execute
other functions. Such applications may use other key combinations
to suspend or halt program execution.
Pressing PrtSc in MS-DOS and some applications sends the current contents of the display
to the printer.
PgUp (page up) and PgDn (page down) move the screen display one page up or down,
respectively. These features work only if your software supports them. PgUp and PgDn
have no effect in MS-DOS.
Home, End, , , , and move the cursor in the indicated direction based on your
software cursor movement conventions.
In MS-DOS, and have the same effect as BkSp and F1, respectively. Refer to your
MS-DOS documentation for more information about how these keys function in MS-DOS.
Fn (function) is used in combination with other keys to form soft keys. Soft key functions are
labeled on the fronts of the keys that activate the functions. Refer to the next section, Soft
keys: Fn key combinations for more information.
In MS-DOS you can cancel all the characters typed on a line by pressing Esc. A backslash