Use the table below to identify the mnemonic that represents a particular 3270 function key. When you specify a mnemonic, enclose it in angle brackets ( < > ). For example, in the following statement, the Screen object uses the SendKeys method to transmit a Command 1 function to the host.
Screen.SendKeys "<Pf1>"
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3270 Function Key |
Mnemonic |
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Attention |
Attn |
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Backspace |
BackSpace |
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Backtab (Left Tab) |
BackTab |
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Caps Lock |
CapsLock |
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Clear |
Clear |
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Cursor Down |
Down |
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Cursor Left |
Left |
|
Cursor Left 2 Columns |
Left2 |
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Cursor Right |
Right |
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Cursor Right 2 Columns |
Right2 |
|
Cursor Select |
CursorSelect |
|
Cursor Up |
Up |
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Delete Char |
Delete |
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Duplicate |
Dup |
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Enter |
Enter |
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Erase EOF |
EraseEOF |
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Erase Input |
EraseInput |
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FieldMark |
FieldMark |
|
Home |
Home |
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Insert |
Insert |
|
Left Tab (Back Tab) |
BackTab |
|
New Line |
NewLine |
|
Pen Select |
PenSel |
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|
|
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Reset |
Reset |
|
Shift |
ShiftOn |
|
System Request |
SysReq |
|
Tab (Right Tab) |
Tab |
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Pa1 |
Pa1 |
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Pa2 |
Pa2 |
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Pa3 |
Pa3 |
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Pf1 |
Pf1 |
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Pf2 |
Pf2 |
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Pf3 |
Pf3 |
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Pf4 |
Pf4 |
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Pf5 |
Pf5 |
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Pf6 |
Pf6 |
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Pf7 |
Pf7 |
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Pf8 |
Pf8 |
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Pf9 |
Pf9 |
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Pf10 |
Pf10 |
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Pf11 |
Pf11 |
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Pf12 |
Pf12 |
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Pf13 |
Pf13 |
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Pf14 |
Pf14 |
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Pf15 |
Pf15 |
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Pf16 |
Pf16 |
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Pf17 |
Pf17 |
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Pf18 |
Pf18 |
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Pf19 |
Pf19 |
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Pf20 |
Pf20 |
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Pf21 |
Pf21 |
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Pf22 |
Pf22 |
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Pf23 |
Pf23 |
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Pf24 |
Pf24 |