I'm not sure where you see this but usually it means you have to press
"f" after <F6>. That is, to invoke the command, you have to press the
sequence <F6> followed by an "f".
This allows a choice of commands from the <F6> key. For example, there
may be <F6>a, <F6>b, ... commands which can be invoke by pressing the
corresponding letter after the <F6>.
On 16-08-17 11:01 PM, Sam IBM wrote:
can someone please explain what does the f after the <F6> means ..cause its
really confusing me ...
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