In the screen view, the display is divided into the image area and the key entry area when you define or change an element as follows: See “Defining Elements in the Screen View” on page 229 for more information. Figure11.DesignDisplay List view: In the list view, all element definitions are listed on the display in the order of the sequence number unless the list has been sorted using F4=Sort. The list can be sorted by the sequence number (NBR), name, or across or down position. Each line describes one element. The intended use of the list view is to view elements that are already designed and to make changes to the elements. However, list view can also be used to define, copy, move, or remove elements. You may easily find an element because you can see part of the definitions such as the bar code data and the page segment name that are not displayed on the image area in the screen view. You can switch to the screen view by pressing F17. See “Changing Elements in the List View” on page 291 for more information. You can use the available function keys on each display in AFP Utilities for iSeries to perform specific tasks. For example, if you press F12, the display changes to the one you worked on before the current display appeared. On the Design display, some function keys work differently depending on the situation. See “Function Keys on the Design Display” on page 235 for the description about the function keys supported on the Design displays. Chapter 1. What are the IBM Advanced Function Printing Utilities for iSeries? 17 Note: The functions available for your use are shown at the bottom of the display. If both lines show function keys, there may be additional ones that are not shown. To see a complete list of function keys supported on a display, press F24 to show the remaining keys, or position the cursor in the function key area of the display and press the Help key. Function Keys