SET KEYPAD NUMERIC    (default)

  Sets the numeric keypad to the default state, canceling the current keypad
  (EDT, VT100, or WPS).

        F10      F11    F12    F13    F14
     +------+ +------+------+------+------+  +-------+---------------+
     | EXIT | |CHANG |MOV BY|ERASE |CHANG |  | HELP  |      DO       |
     |      | |DIREC | LINE | WORD | MODE |  |KEYPAD |               |
     +------+ +------+------+------+------+  +-------+---------------+
                                             +-------+-------+-------+
     CTRL/A ...... Change Mode               | FIND  |INSERT |REMOVE |
     CTRL/B ...... Recall                    |       | HERE  |       |
     CTRL/D ...... Exit (on ULTRIX)          +-------+-------+-------+
     CTRL/E ...... End Of Line               |SELECT | NEXT  | PREV  |
     CTRL/H ...... Start Of Line             |       |SCREEN |SCREEN |
     CTRL/I ...... Tab                       +-------+-------+-------+
     CTRL/J ...... Erase Word                        |   ^   |
     CTRL/L ...... Insert Page Break                 |   |   |
     CTRL/M ...... Return                    +-------+-------+-------+
     CTRL/R ...... Remember                  | <--   |   |   | -->   |
     CTRL/U ...... Erase Start Of Line       |       |   V   |       |
     CTRL/V ...... Quote                     +-------+-------+-------+
     CTRL/W ...... Refresh
     CTRL/Z ...... Exit
     PF4 ......... Do
     ENTER ....... Return

  Usage notes:

  o  SET KEYPAD NUMERIC makes keys on the numeric keypad the same as typing
     keys, unless you defined them yourself. For example, pressing KP8 is
     the same as typing the number 8; pressing COMMA on the keypad is the
     same as typing a comma on the keyboard.

  o  There is no GOLD key unless you defined it yourself by using SET GOLD
     KEY (see help on Gold Keys). Keys defined with DEFINE KEY, LEARN, SET
     FUNCTION KEYS, or SET GOLD KEY are not affected---your definitions
     override the keypad definitions.

  o  If you change the keypad setting, learn sequences created with a
     different keypad (such as EDT or WPS) may not replay properly because
     SET KEYPAD NUMERIC may undefine those keys or define them differently.

  o  SET KEYPAD NUMERIC is NOT valid on VT100-series terminals because on
     VT100-series terminals, EVE uses the numeric keypad for the default key
     definitions. See help on SET KEYPAD VT100.

  o  On VMS define the EVE$KEYPAD logical name to be NUMERIC if you want to
     use the numeric keypad for all editing sessions. Other valid names are
     EDT, EVE, VT100, and WPS. If you do not define the logical name, the
     keypad defaults to EVE which gives the VT100 keypad on VT100 terminals
     or the numeric keypad on VT200 and later terminals. This logical name
     overrides any keypad setting saved in a section file. You can override
     the effect of this logical name by setting the keypad in your
     initialization file or in your command file.

  +------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | For a list of defined keys, see help on Keys or press GOLD-HELP. |
  |                                                                  |
  | For a keypad diagram, press HELP (with VT100 keypad, press PF2). |
  +------------------------------------------------------------------+

  Related topics:

     Control Keys      Gold Keys           Typing Keys
     SET KEYPAD EDT    SET KEYPAD VT100    SET KEYPAD WPS