
                     --- University of Auckland ---

   While a terminal session is running nt is controlled by Alt- and
   Ctrl- Key commands, the most common of which are:

   Ctrl-
      PrtSc  print current screen
    0,1,2,3  switch to pages 0,1,2,3 of this session

   Alt-
      C  suspend current session, switch to nt> command prompt
      J  push to DOS, use 'exit' command to return to session

      Z  reset nt             G  graphics emulation    +  next session
      E  erase status line    A  alpha emulation       -  previous session

   Other help pages cover:
      - Keyboard maps for DEC vt and IBM 3270 emulation
      - File transfers using FTP and Kermit
      - nt> commands
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		    Keyboard map for DEC vt emulation

   +--------+--------+--------+--------+
   |  PF1   |  PF2   |  PF3   |  PF4   |   When Num Lock is OFF
   |  Esc   | Nm Lck |  Hold  |        |      the keys have the effect
   +--------+--------+--------+--------+      indicated on the lower
   |   7    |   8    |   9    |   -    |      lines of the diagram
   |  Find  |   Up   |  Prev  |        |
   +--------+--------+--------+--------+   In 'numeric' shift
   |   4    |   5    |   6    |   ,    |      the keys have the effect
   |  Left  |  Help  |  Right |        |      indicated on the upper
   +--------+--------+--------+--------+      lines, i.e. 'DEC Keypad'
   |   1    |   2    |   3    |        |
   | Select |  Down  |  Next  | Enter  |   To clear 'Num Lock'
   +-----------------+--------|  Do    |      press Shift-Num Lock
   |   0             |   .    |        |
   | Insert          | Remove |        |   Ctrl-PrtSc prints the screen
   +-----------------+--------+--------+

   On the 'Enhanced' keyboard  Alt-+  gives  DEC - (needed for EVE and EDT)
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	    Keyboard map for IBM 3270 emulation (via CCVNET)

   +--------+--------+--------+--------+   To get a 3270 key shown in the
   |  PF1   |  PF2   |  PF3   |  PA1   |      top lines, just press the key
   |  PF13  |  PF14  |  PF15  | Insert |
   +--------+--------+--------+--------+   To get a 3270 key in the bottom
   |  PF4   |  PF5   |  PF6   |  PA2   |      lines, press EXT ('Del') then
   |  PF16  |  PF17  |  PF18  | Er Inp |      the key (two keystrokes)
   +--------+--------+--------+--------+
   |  PF7   |  PF8   |  PF9   |  PA3   |
   |  PF19  |  PF20  |  PF21  | Er Eof |   Other 3270 keys:
   +--------+--------+--------+--------+      DELETE:    Backspace
   |  PF10  |  PF11  |  PF12  |        |      HOME:      EXT B
   |  PF22  |  PF23  |  PF24  | Enter  |      TAB:       Tab
   +-----------------+--------| Clear  |      BACK TAB:  Ctrl-H
   |  Reset          | EXT    |        |
   |                 |        |        |   On the 'enhanced' keyboard
   +-----------------+--------+--------+      numeric Alt-+ gives PA2

   If 'Num Lock' is OFF, use Shift while pressing a 'numeric keypad' key.
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                        File transfer using FTP

   If your PC is connected directly to the ethernet and you are logged in
   to a host via TCP/IP (Alt-S shows TCP at the left of the status line)
   you can transfer files using FTP.  Otherwise you'll have to use Kermit.

   * The command   ftp host   starts an ftp session
         Use Alt-H to send your PC's host IP address

   * You may need to give a PC username and password when prompted.

   * ftp commands include:
	 get f.g         moves file f.g from PC to Unix
	 put x.y         moves file x.y from Unix to PC
	 mput a.b        moves all files which match a.b from Unix to PC
		       	   e.g. mput *.dat would transfer all .DAT files.
	 type binary     use this before transferring PC binary files,
			    e.g. .EXE, .ARC, .ZIP or .ZOO files.
         user uuu        will prompt you for a PC username and password
	 quit (or bye)   exit from ftp back to Unix
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	  nt commands  -- these may be entered at the nt> prompt

   STart xxx        open a new session to service xxx
   SHow sessions    list currently open sessions (and their session numbers)
   Next             return to next open session
   PRevious         return to previous open session
   Disconnect s     disconnect session number s
   Quit             close all sessions, exit nt and return to DOS

   PUsh             push to DOS, use 'exit' command to return to nt

   SEt AUTO-Wrap    start new line after reaching right-hand edge of screen
   SEt Kb-status    display keyboard shidt state at lower right of screen

   SEt Display      tell nt your PC's screen type (HERCULES,CGS,EGA,etc)
   SEt POrt ppp     specify nt's connection type (TCP, LAT or COM)
   SEt Speed bbb    set speed for COM port (2400,4800,9600,etc)
   SEt PArity ppp   set parity for COM port (ODD,EVEN,NONE)

   The complete list of nt commands is documented in the file 'nt.doc'
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                        File transfer using Kermit

   Kermit allows you to transfer files from any open session.

   Start Kermit on the host system by entering 'kermit' as a command.
   When you get a Kermit prompt, enter 'server' to put Kermit into
   server mode.  Temporarily disconnect the session by pressing Alt-C;
   this should return you to the nt prompt.

   local cwd d:\xxx    tells nt to move files from/to the d:\xxx directory
   get *.dat           moves all the .dat files from host to PC
   put project.*       moves all the project. files from PC to host
   finish              tells the host that you have finished with Kermit

   Reconnect to your host session by enetering nt's 'Connect' command.

   NOTE:  If you started nt using the Computer Centre's Menu system,
	  e.g. by typing UNIX as a command, your session may be terminated
          when you press Alt-C.  To prevent this you will have to start
          nt directly, by entering 'nt' as a DOS command.
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Help file prepared for nt version 10.0
Nevil Brownlee,  Mon 2 Sep 91