GFK-1115 Chapter 3 Quick Start 3 - 7
Selection Windows
If the ↵↵ character is displayed in the bottom line of a screen, a selection window can be opened by
pressing the enter (↵↵) key. A selection can be made from these windows by moving through the
list using the cursor keys until the desired entry is highlighted, then pressing ↵↵.
Context-Sensitive Help Screens
While using the PCS, context-sensitive help screens can be accessed at any time. If you press
Alt + F5 or ALT + H while working in the PCS environment, a help screen that corresponds to
the current PCS function/activity is displayed. Using the PgUp or PgDn keys, you can flip forward
or backward through the help screens. If all of the help text in a Help screen can not be seen, the ↑↑
and ↓↓ (Cursor Up/Down) keys can be used to scroll through to the end.
On some Help screens, related (cross-referenced) help may be signaled by the presence of one or
more Help screen numbers. These cross-references are indicated with the respective Help screen
number displayed between the < and > characters (e.g., Help Screen <0000>). The first of these
numbers will be highlighted. The Tab and BackTab keys can be used to highlight a different
screen number, then when you press ↵↵, that highlighted Help screen will be displayed. The Alt +
F1 key returns you to the previous Help screen level. Pressing F10 returns you to the first Help
screen <0000> at any time. The following example shows a typical Help screen:
To exit any Help screen, press Esc.
