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4.2.3.3.5 Scrolling a Window

 






   Several Session Manager commands allow you to move a window over the 
   stream it is displaying. This process of moving a window over a stream is 
   called scrolling and is controlled with the FIND and SCROLL commands. 



   With the FIND command, Session Manager scrolls the window so that the 
   specified text-string is the top line in the window. With the SCROLL 
   commands, you can control the direction and amount Session Manager scrolls 
   the window.  Both of these commands automatically lock the window in place 
   after it has moved. The window remains at the locked position until you 
   issue another SCROLL or FIND command or an UNLOCK command. 



   In the default environment, the program function (PF) keys are defined to 
   issue the SCROLL and FIND commands. For a description of how these keys 
   are defined, see "Changing Program Function (PF) Key Definitions" in 
   topic 4.2.3.5. 





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