Reflection for DOS Keyboards
If you are using a PC with Reflection for DOS, you need to map the PC keys into the HP keys.
Note that the PC keyboard has two keys labeled Enter, which are used differently in Qedit. The Enter key above the Right Shift key is called the Return key in this manual, and is used to execute commands in Line mode. In Visual mode, this key moves the cursor down by one line. The other Enter key (on the numeric keypad) is called the Enter key, and is used to update the screen in Visual mode.
Here are the default Reflection keystrokes for common functions:
| Terminal Keyboard | Reflection Key Sequence |
| Enter | Enter on the numeric keypad. If that doesn’t work, try the “+” on the numeric keypad, or try Shift-F10 |
| Home Up | Control-Home |
| Shift-Home | Control-End |
| Ins Line | Alt-I |
| Del Line | Alt-D |
| Clear Line | Alt-K |
| Clear Display | Alt-J (avoid in Visual!) |
| User keys | F9 |
| System keys | F10 (then F7 for help) |
| Additional Functions | Reflection Key Sequence |
| Begin Line (Column 1) | Home |
| End Line | End |
| Help about Reflection | Alt-H |
| Exit | Alt-X |