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5.7.2. Editing of Fields
Every input field can be edited in a manner corresponding to its field type. In the
following these methods are described in detail.
Simple Fields (Cursor blinks):
Numeric Field:
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Actually set value is displayed
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Key (1):
Leave editing mode, adopt displayed value
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Key (2):
Decrease value (-)
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Key (3):
Increase value (+)
Letter Field:
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Actually set letter is displayed
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Key (1):
Leave editing mode, adopt displayed letter
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Key (2):
Jump to previous letter in alphabet (-)
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Key (3):
Jump to next letter in alphabet (+)
Register Field:
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Actual entry is displayed
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Key (1):
Leave Editing mode, adopt displayed entry
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Key (2):
Jump to previous entry in the register
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Key (3):
Jump to next entry in the register
Character String:
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Actual character string is displayed,
Cursor does not blink
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Key (1):
Leave Editing mode, adopt displayed character string
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Key (2):
Move cursor to next place in the character string
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Key (3):
Activate letter editing mode (see explanation above)
at the actual cursor position
(Cursor blinks)
Template Field:
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Actual entries are displayed,
Cursor does not blink
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Key (1):
Leave Editing mode, adopt displayed fields
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Key (2):
Move cursor to next field in the template
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Key (3):
Activate the editing mode for the selected field
