READY— SET — GOKeysThe letters, numbers, and symbols on the keys designate thefunctions they perform while in the NCR-DOS program. You canprogram the function of the keys in different programs. Theexperienced user can do this easily in DOS or in many other softwareprograms.Some keys have more than one function. With the exception of theScroll Lock/Break key, the functions of each key are identified by alabel on the top of the key (the Break function is on the front of thekey). You can determine the different functions of the keys by:1. Press the key only. This accesses the “unshifted” value of the key,that is:a. the lower function or symbol on the face of the keyb. the lowercase representation of the alphabetic letter on thekeye. a function designated by the program in use2. Press the key and the shift key simultaneously. This accesses the“shifted” value of the key, that is:a. the function or symbol on the face of the keyb. the uppercase representation of the alphabetic letter on thekeyc. a function designated by the program in use3. Press the key and the Ctrl key simultaneously. This accesses the“control” value of the key, that is:a. the function labeled on the face of the keyb. a function designated by the program in useGroupsKeys are grouped according to their functions in DOS. On your leftare the program function keys (FI, F2, F3, F4, F5, F6, F7, F8, F9,2-12 OWNER S MANUAL
