To Enter Commands

To Enter a Command on the Command Line

You can use one of the following methods to enter the command:

At the command prompt, type the full command name and press Enter or Spacebar.
If Auto-Append is turned on, start typing the command. Press Enter when the correct command is highlighted in the command text area.
Enter the command alias (a shorter, alternate name that is stored in the .pgp file) and press Enter.

To Reuse a Recently Used Command

You can use one of the following methods:

Click within the command line and press the Up or Down Arrow key to cycle through commands you have entered.
Right-click the command line and select Recent Commands.
Right-click the drawing area and select a command from the Recent Input list.

To Repeat a Command

You can use one of the following methods:

With the cursor at the command prompt, press Enter or the Spacebar after the command is complete.
Enter the MULTIPLE command at the command prompt, it prompts you to enter the command name to repeat.

To Complete a Command Entry

You can use one of the following methods:

Press Enter.
Press the Spacebar.
Right-click and select Enter or just right-click (depending on right-click behavior settings).

To Cancel a Command

Press Esc.

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