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Tab
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Completes commands where necessary.
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Up Arrow
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Moves backward throughthe command history, beginning with the last command typed and working back towards the first command typed.
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Down Arrow
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Moves forward through the command history.
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PgUp
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Displays the first command in the command history.
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PgDn
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Displays the last command in the command history.
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Left Arrow
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Moves the cursor one character to the left on the command line.
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Right Arrow
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Moves the cursor one character to the right on the command line.
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Home
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Moves the cursor to the beginning of the command line.
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End
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Moves the cursor to the end of the command line.
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Control + Left Arrow
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Moves the cursor one “word” to the left on the command line.
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+
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Control + Right Arrow
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Move the cursor one “word” to the right on the command line.
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Control + c
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Cancels the current command.
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F2
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Creates a new command line from the partial contents of your last command line.
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F3
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Displays your previous command.
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F4
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Beginning from the current cursor position, F4 deletes characters up to the specified character.
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F5
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Like the Up arrow key, F5 moves you backward through the command history.
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F7
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Displays a “dialog box” that allows you to select a command from your command history.
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F8
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Moves backwards through the command history, but only displays commands matching text you type at the command prompt.
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F9
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Enables you to run a specific command from the command history.
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