HP-UX TN3270 Users Guide, March 1998

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Customizing 3270 Emulation
Customizing Key Definitions
3270 functions included in the Key Group are listed in
this column. If more than one keystroke can be used for
the same 3270 function, the function is listed once for
each keystroke.
Keystroke
For each 3270 function in the Function column, the key
or keystroke combination listed in this column is the
keystroke on your terminal that performs that
function. If more than one keystroke can be used for
the same 3270 function, each keystroke is listed. If no
keystrokes are currently assigned to the function,
Undefined is listed.
The following push buttons are available on the View and Define Key
Definitions dialog box:
<Redefine>
Choose this to change the key or key combination that
represents a particular 3270 function. See instructions
in “Redefining a Keystroke Used for a 3270 Function”.
<Undefine>
Choose this to remove a key or key combination that
represents a 3270 function. See instructions in
“Undefining Keystrokes”.
<Add>
Choose this to add a new key or key combination to
represent a particular 3270 function (in addition to any
keys already assigned). See instructions in “Adding a
Keystroke to a 3270 Function”. This push button is not
selectable if “Characters” is selected in the Key Group
list box. You can only redefine mappings for character
keys, not add them, because the TN3270 emulation
program does not allow you to map more than one
keystroke to a character key.
<Defaults>
Choose this to revert to the TN3270 emulation
program's original mapping of keys to functions. See
instructions in “Choosing Default Keyboard Mapping”.
<OK>
Choose this to confirm any changes you make to key
definitions.
<Cancel>