[1;36;44m[2JTR extended help - MOVEMENT - moving through menus and files

[1;33;47m MENUS [1;36;44m

TR provides several ways for you to move through its menus and make menu
selections:

  You can use the [1;37;44mTAB[1;36;44m key to move from one menu item to the next.

  If your terminal program supports [1;37;44mPC Doorway mode[1;36;44m (usually accessed
  by holding down the ALT key and pressing the "=" equals key), you will
  be able to use your computer's cursor keys to move through the menu.

  If your keyboard contains a [1;37;44mnumeric keypad[1;36;44m (usually on the far
  right) you can turn on your Num Lock and then use the cursoring keys
  on the keypad for moving through menu items.

  You can cause a menu item to take effect by either pressing the [1;37;44mEnter[1;36;44m
  key while that menu item is highlighted or by pressing the letter on
  your keyboard which corresponds to the [1;37;44mhighlighted letter[1;36;44m of the menu
  item you wish to take effect.

[1;33;47m FILES [1;36;44m

TR provides several ways for you to move through the files it displays:

  You can use the [1;37;44mmenu options[1;36;44m to move forward or backward or to the
  top or end of the file.  Using the Go Page menu option allows you
  to provide the page number of a specific page to which to move.

  If your terminal program supports [1;37;44mPC Doorway mode[1;36;44m (usually accessed
  by holding down the ALT key and pressing the "=" equals key), you will
  be able to use the PageUp, PageDown, Home, and End keys to move
  through the file being displayed.

  If your keyboard contains a [1;37;44mnumeric keypad[1;36;44m (usually on the far
  right) you can turn on your Num Lock and then use the Page-key
  equivalents on the keypad for moving through the file.

  You may also use the [1;37;44mspacebar[1;36;44m to page down.

NOTE: The [1;37;44m![1;36;44m key can be used to redraw the screen at any time.

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