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  • I Want My F15 Back!

    August 29, 2007 Hey, Ted

    I’m trying to get up to speed with WDSc. It’s getting better, but I’m not out of the woods yet. One SEU feature that I really miss is the ability to press F15 and browse another member. Using the Remote Systems Explorer and LPEX editor, I find myself following the navigation tree in order to open a member. Please make my day by telling me that LPEX has a function equivalent to SEU’s F15 key.

    –Rick

    OK, Rick, I’m going to make your day. LPEX has such a function.

    While you are editing, hold down the control and shift keys, then press the letter A. You’ll get a window into which you can key library, file, and member names. You may open the member for editing or browse.

    Sometimes the member I want to browse is one of the /copy members in an RPG program. When that is the case, click on the /copy directive, pull down the Edit menu, point to /COPY Member, and select Edit or Browse from the pop-up menu.

    –Ted



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