Rt Arrow or Ctrl+L

Move the cursor one character to the right

Lf Arrow or Ctrl+H

Move the cursor one character to the left

Down Arrow or Ctrl+J

May terminate the current field and move to the previous field. (This is highly application dependent.)

Up Arrowor Ctrl+K

May terminate the current field and move to the next field. (This is highly application dependent.)

Ctrl+A

Move the cursor to the start of the previous word

Ctrl+B

In a multi-line editing context, this will break the current line at the cursor, moving the remainder of the line to the next line (and shifting everything else down one line.) At the start of a line, this would simply insert a blank line. (Heavily application dependent.)

Ctrl+D or Delete

Delete the character under the cursor

Ctrl+E

In some programs, this will abort the current entry operation or mode

Ctrl+F or Insert

Insert a space at the cursor (shift rest of field to the right)

Ctrl+G

Start of pseudo function key sequence. In most programs, Ctrl+G followed by 1 will simulate the F1 key; Ctrl+G followed by 2 will simulate the F2 key, etc., thru F9. Ctrl+G followed by A will simulate F10, Ctrl+G followed by T will simulate F20, etc.

Ctrl+I or TAB

TAB may terminate the current field and move the cursor to the next field. (This is highly application dependent.)

Ctrl+M

Same as Enter.

Ctrl+N

Move cursor to end of field.

Ctrl+O

In a multi-line editing context, this would be the opposite of Ctrl+B. It concatenate the next line to the end of the current line, bringing all the other lines up by one. (Heavily application dependent.)

Ctrl+P

Take a picture of the current screen. Depending on the configuration of the PRINTER statement in miame.ini, this may display a pop-up dialog box with options or just send the picture to the designated printer.

Ctrl+Q

Toggle insert/replace mode.

Ctrl+Ror Page Up

In line mode, this will recall the previously entered line. In image mode, it may do nothing, or it may terminate the current field, sending a message to the application that you want to go back to a previous screen. (Heavily application dependent.)

Ctrl+T or Page Down

In line mode, this will recall the subsequently entered line (after having used Ctrl+R one or more times). In image mode, it may do nothing, or it may terminate the current field, sending a message to the application that you want to go forward to the next screen. (Heavily application dependent.)

Ctrl+U

Move the cursor to the beginning of the current line or field.

Ctrl+V

Delete the word starting from the cursor.

Ctrl+W

Move the cursor to the next word.

Ctrl+X

Toggle capitalization of the current word (or may have an alternate, application-defined meaning).

Ctrl+Y

Erase from the cursor to the end of the current field or line.

Ctrl+Z

Erase the current field or line. In a multi-line context, this would delete the current line, moving the subsequent lines up.

Ctrl+[ or ESC

Typically aborts the current input operation. (Very application dependent.)

Ctrl+\

Displays the INFLD TYPE codes and other "about" info on the bottom line.

Ctrl+Shift-Underline

May recall the original value of the current field (after mistakenly editing it.)