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# @(#)Text.overview 13.1 (RC International) 91/07/25 #ident "@(#)oamintf:nterface/Text.overview 1.1" ################################################################################ # Module Name: Text.overview ################################################################################ Title="Brief Overview of Using sysadm" framemsg=`readfile $INTFBASE/display.msg` lifetime=shortterm rows=18 columns=70 text=" FUNCTION KEYS Eight function keys (f1 - f8) are central to the interface. Labels highlighted in reverse video at the bottom of the screen show the function assigned to each. If your function keys do not seem to work, you can simulate them using the two-character sequences CTRL-f 1 through CTRL-f 8 . EXITING FROM sysadm To exit from the sysadm interface, press the CMD_MENU function key or use CTRL-f 7 and select the "exit" item. (The CANCEL function key is not equivalent to exit.) See The System Administrator's Guide for complete information on using the sysadm interface. "