The TAB key on the keyboard tabs to the next 3270 hardware field. A PF key defined as tab to Xedit moves the curter through the columns set by SET TABS.
On 4 October 2010 21:49, Tom Duerbusch <duerbus...@stlouiscity.com> wrote: > Yep, > > Use "tab" to move between multiple screens that are currently being > displayed. > Use "x" to change the currently displayed screen to the next screen in the > xedit ring. > > As far as using an PF key to TAB? > In one case you press PF2 key. > In the other case you press the TAB key. > > I don't see the purpose in setting up the PF key. > So, inquiring minds want to know... > What purpose is there to use up a PF key to simulate the TAB key? > > BTW, in my case, I use SCR 2 V to get side by side screens. > > Tom Duerbusch > THD Consulting > > >>>> Ron Schmiedge <ron.schmie...@gmail.com> 10/4/2010 2:22 PM >>> > Ed, > > This list provided the answer a couple of years ago: > > 'command set pf02 before SOS TABCMDF' > > Add to your PROFILE XEDIT and PF2 will tab to the other command line > of a split screen set up by the SCREEN 2 command. > > > On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 1:10 PM, Edward M Martin <emar...@aultman.com> wrote: >> Hello Everyone, >> >> Is there a command that I can set in Xedit PF key to all me to >> jump >> between split screens? >> >> In the ICCF editor, I set PF2ED Cursor Input. Then when I have >> two >> or more members up on the screen, >> >> I can press the PF2 key to jump to next screen cmdline. >> >> Ed Martin >> >> Aultman Health Foundation >> >> 330-363-5050 >> >> ext 35050 >
