M Ovi Ng T He Cur Sor - HP 16500B User Reference

M ovi ng t he Cur sor

The keyboar d cur sor i s t he l ocat i on on t he scr een hi ghl i ght ed i n i nver se
vi deo. The m ouse poi nt er appear s as a "
and poi nt er , f ol l ow one of t he m et hods descr i bed bel ow .
K eyboard C ursor M ovem ent
Ther e ar e f our cur sor keys m ar ked w i t h ar r ow s on t he keyboar d. These keys
per f or m t he f ol l ow i ng m ovem ent s:
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Up- poi nt i ng ar r ow - m oves t he cur sor up.
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Dow n- poi nt i ng ar r ow - m oves t he cur sor dow n.
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Ri ght - poi nt i ng ar r ow - m oves t he cur sor t o t he r i ght .
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Lef t - poi nt i ng ar r ow - m oves t he cur sor t o t he l ef t .
The cur sor keys do not w r ap. Thi s m eans t hat pr essi ng t he r i ght - poi nt i ng
ar r ow w hen t he cur sor i s al r eady at t he r i ght m ost poi nt i n a m enu w i l l have
no ef f ect . The cur sor keys do r epeat , so hol di ng t he key dow n i s t he f ast est
w ay t o cont i nue keyboar d cur sor m ovem ent i n a gi ven di r ect i on.
You can al so use t he cur sor keys t o dupl i cat e t he f unct i on of t he knob on t he
f r ont panel of t he H P 16500B. To si m ul at e r ot at i ng t he knob cl ockw i se,
si m ul t aneousl y pr ess t he Shift key and ei t her t he up- poi nt i ng ar r ow key or
t he r i ght - poi nt i ng ar r ow key. To si m ul at e r ot at i ng t he knob
count er - cl ockw i se, si m ul t aneousl y pr ess t he Shift key and ei t her t he
dow n- poi nt i ng ar r ow key or t he l ef t - poi nt i ng ar r ow key.
Tab K ey Anot her w ay t o m ove t he keyboar d cur sor i s t o use t he Tab
key. The Tab key w r aps and r epeat s. You can scr ol l t hr ough al l t he
choi ces i n a gi ven m enu by pr essi ng and hol di ng dow n t he Tab key. The
Tab key m oves t he keyboar d cur sor f r om l ef t t o r i ght , and, upon r eachi ng
t he r i ght m ar gi n of a l i ne, causes t he cur sor t o m ove t o t he l ef t m ar gi n of
t he next l i ne and cont i nue i t s l ef t - t o- r i ght m ot i on.
Using the Optional Keyboard and Mouse
Moving the Cursor
+
" (pl us si gn). To m ove t he cur sor ,
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