The following table explains each field in this display. Press Enter, the F3, or F12 key after you specify the parameters, or press the F4 key to specify more parameters. By pressing the F4 key, the following display appears. You can enter the page segment name in the following display and complete the operation, or obtain the list of page segments by pressing the F4 key in the Page segment field. Note: The Overlay Utility and the Print Format Utility do not verify whether the page segment you specified exists in the resource library or not because the page segment does not need to exist at this time. See “Page Segment” on page 392 and “Page Segment” on page 396 for more information. Field Name Description Control You can move the list view window by entering one of the following commands in this field and pressing Enter. -n Backward The image area moves n lines toward the top line of the overlay, the record layout, or the page layout. +n Forward The image area moves n lines toward the bottom line of the overlay, the record layout, or the page layout. W-n Left The image area moves n columns toward the first column of the overlay, the record layout, or the page layout. W+n Right The image area moves n columns toward the last column of the overlay, the record layout, or the page layout. n The image area moves to the nth line. Wn The image area moves to the nth column. *TOP The image area moves to the top line. *BOT The image area moves to the bottom line. Mark The element mark is displayed in this field. It could be either a system-assigned mark or a user-assigned name. Measurement method This field shows the measurement method used to specify the position. You may change this field by pressing the F6 key. Position The position parameter consists of across and down values. These values specify the horizontal and vertical position of the element being defined. Page Segment You need to enter the name of the desired page segment. Then press Enter to complete the place page segment operation. 274 AFP Utilities for iSeries: User’s Guide