Ctrl/X

                              A sequence such as

                                                          Ctrl/X

                                                                  indicates that you
                              must hold down the key labeled

                                                                        Ctrl

                                                                            while you
                              press another key or a pointing device button.
  [ ] In format descriptions, brackets indicate that
                              whatever is enclosed is optional; you can select
                              none, one or all of the choices.
                              In system prompts indicates the default value
                              which will be assumed if the Return key is
                              pressed without first entering a value.
  {} In format descriptions, braces surround a re-
                              quired choice of options; you must choose one of
                              the options listed.
  | In format descriptions, vertical bars sepa-
                              rate the options. If the options are enclosed in
                              brackets (i.e. [ ]) you can select none, one or
                              all of the choices. If the options are enclosed
                              in braces (i.e. {}) you must choose one of the
                              options listed.
  ( ) In system prompts, parenthesis indicate the
                              list of values one of which may be entered. The
                              values are separated by a forward slash "/"
  ... An elipsis indicates that a value within a range
                              may be chosen or a syntax repeated. A range
                              may be indicated by a pair of end values, or an
                              end value and an end keyword. For example
                              Disk quota (0..unlimited) indicates that the
                              keyword unlimited may be used to represent
                              the highest possible disk quota.
  italic text Italicized words and letters indicate that you
                              should substitute a word or value of your
                              choice.
  UPPERCASE TEXT Uppercase letters indicate the name of a com-
                              mand or routine.
  monospace text Normal monospace text indicates system
                              prompts and output.
  bold monospace
  text

                              Bold monospace text indicates user responses to
                              system prompts.
  bold monospace
  italic text

                              Bold monospace italic text indicates user re-
                              sponses to system prompts which need appror-
                              iate value substitution.
  mouse The term mouse is used to refer to any pointing
                              device such as a mouse, a puck or a stylus.
  MB1, MB2, MB3 MB1 indicates the left mouse button, MB2 in-
                              dicates the middle mouse button, and MB3
                              indicates the right mouse button. (The buttons
                              can be redefined by the user.)