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Chapter 3 Using the NMT
Modeling Processes
Help Keys
You can get help using keyboard commands as follows:
• Pressing the F1 key. If you are unsure what data to enter when the cursor is in a field of a table, you
can press the F1 key to display a help screen that lists and describes the options for that field.
• Pressing the F2 key. This provides a description of the window editing and cursor capabilities of the
function keys for a selected table.
• Highlighting an item in a menu, which displays a one-line description.
• If you enter an unacceptable value (for example, IXG instead of IGX) into an NMT field, the system
beeps and an explanation is displayed at the bottom of the window.
• Press the Help or F12 key (or F5 in the PC version of NMT) to display a “Choice List”. You can
scroll through the list to select a valid entry for the field. Not all fields have a choice list.
Message Keys
Enter Ctrl-w from any where in NMT to view working and error messages from your working session.
Modeling Processes
The NMT models your configuration when you select one of the options under the Execute menu.
If there is any problem with your configuration, a message box displays the following message:
New warning messages generated.
To check your warning messages, enter Ctrl-w.
Ctrl-g Go to line/Display
line
Reports line number of current table entry. Entering a
number allows you to go to that specific table entry.
Ctrl-h First Field Moves cursor to the first field in the row.
Ctrl-j Last Field Moves cursor to the last field in the line.
Ctrl-k Left One Space Moves cursor left one character (within a selected field). If
the cursor is on the first character in the field, this
command moves the cursor to the previous field.
Ctrl-l Right One Space Moves cursor right one character (within a selected field).
If the cursor is on the last character in the field, this
command moves the cursor to the next field.
Table 3-1 Sun Key Assignments (continued)
Key Function Description