Summary of elementary commands:
 
(Pointer moving)
	J	move pointer to start of buffer
	ZJ	 "           "  end of buffer
 
	L	move pointer to start of next line (L=1L)
	nL	 "        "  down n lines (-nL moves up [-L=-1L])
	0L	 "        "  to start of current line
 
	C	advance pointer 1 character
	nC	 "           "  n characters (-nC moves backwards [-C=-1C])
 
	Stxt$	move pointer following next occurence of "txt"
	nStxt$	 "         "        "  nth occurence of "txt"
 
(Type buffer)
	T	type to end of current line (T=1T)
	nT	type n lines
	0T	type from beginning of line to pointer
	HT	type entire buffer
	V	type current line (V=0TT)
 
(Delete, Kill)
	D	delete next character
	nD	 "  "  n characters (-nD deletes backwards [-D=-1D])
 
	K	kill to end of current line
	nK	kill n lines (-nK kills backwards [-K=-1K])
	0K	kill from start of current line to pointer
	HK	kill entire buffer
 
(Insert)
	Itext$	insert "text" into buffer after current pointer
		(pointer is positioned after inserted text)
 
(Replace)
	FSt1$t2$  replace next occurence of "t1" with "t2"
	nFSt1$t2$  "   "  nth occurence of "t1" with "t2"
 
(Page manipulation)
	A	appends next page of input file to buffer
	P	outputs the current page and reads in the next page
	nP	executes the P command n times
	Y	kill entire buffer and append next page (same as HKA)
 
(Special characters)
	$	escape (on Tek terminals press CTRL, SHIFT and K keys
		simultaneously) used to terminate strings in S, I, and
		FS commands; 2 escapes execute command.
	DELETE  (RUBOUT on Tek terminals) erases last character typed
	^G^G	deletes the entire command string
	^G<space> types current line of command string
	^G*	types entire command string
	^U	deletes current line in command string
	?	if typed immediatly following an error TECO will type the
		command string up to the point that caused the error