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Issue 2 April 1996 xvii
About This Book
Typographical Conventions
Keyboard conventions
This book uses the following keyboard conventions.
Keys Comments
Key names All keys are shown in small type.
Example: Press
Enter.
The keys on your keyboard may not
be labeled exactly as they are in this
book.
Combination keys You will frequently hold down one
key while you press another key.
These combination keys are
separated by a hyphen.
Example: Press
Ctrl-Y.
Sequential keys You press sequential key
combinations in the order shown.
Example: Press
Esc Esc means to
press the Escape key twice.
Sometimes a combination key is
immediately followed by another
key.
Example: Press
Ctrl-G G means to
hold down
Ctrl while pressing G, then
release both keys and press
G
again.
Enter and Return These keys generally perform the
same function. This book uses
Enter.
If your keyboard does not have an
Enter key, you can substitute the
Return key.