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: A symbol expressed as up caret (^), left caret (<), or right caret (>). In many M systems, a right caret is used as a system prompt and an up caret as an exiting tool from an option. Also known as the up-arrow symbol or shift–6 key. | : A symbol expressed as up caret (^), left caret (<), or right caret (>). In many M systems, a right caret is used as a system [[prompt~|Prompt]] and an up caret as an exiting tool from an option. Also known as the up-arrow symbol or shift–6 key. | ||
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: A symbol expressed as up caret (^), left caret (<), or right caret (>). In many M systems, a right caret is used as a system prompt and an up caret as an exiting tool from an option. Also known as the up-arrow symbol or shift–6 key. | : A symbol expressed as up caret (^), left caret (<), or right caret (>). In many M systems, a right caret is used as a system [[prompt~|Prompt]] and an up caret as an exiting tool from an option. Also known as the up-arrow symbol or shift–6 key. | ||
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: A symbol expressed as ^ (up caret), < (left caret), or > (right caret). In many MUMPS systems, a right caret is used as a system prompt and an up caret as an exiting tool from an option. The up caret is also known as the up-arrow symbol or “shift-6” key. | : A symbol expressed as ^ (up caret), < (left caret), or > (right caret). In many MUMPS systems, a right caret is used as a system [[prompt~|Prompt]] and an up caret as an exiting tool from an option. The up caret is also known as the up-arrow symbol or “shift-6” key. | ||
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: A symbol expressed as “^” (up caret), “<” (left caret), or “>” (right caret). The “^” (up caret) is also known as the (up-arrow symbol) or (shift-6) key. In many MUMPS systems, a “>” (right caret) is used as a system [[prompt~|Prompt]] and a “^” (up caret) as an exiting tool from an option. | |||
Source: '''Laboratory V. 5.2 Technical Manual''' | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:16, 5 March 2012
- Caret
- A symbol expressed as up caret (^), left caret (<), or right caret (>). In many M systems, a right caret is used as a system Prompt and an up caret as an exiting tool from an option. Also known as the up-arrow symbol or shift–6 key.
Source: Spinal Cord Dysfunction V. 2.0 User Manual
| This is a Glossary term from the VistA Documentation Library |
- Caret
- A symbol expressed as up caret (^), left caret (<), or right caret (>). In many M systems, a right caret is used as a system Prompt and an up caret as an exiting tool from an option. Also known as the up-arrow symbol or shift–6 key.
Source: Functional Independence Measurement V. 1.0 User Manual
| This is a Glossary term from the VistA Documentation Library |
- Caret
- A symbol expressed as ^ (up caret), < (left caret), or > (right caret). In many MUMPS systems, a right caret is used as a system Prompt and an up caret as an exiting tool from an option. The up caret is also known as the up-arrow symbol or “shift-6” key.
Source: Laboratory V. 5.2 Anatomic Pathology User Manual
| This is a Glossary term from the VistA Documentation Library |
- Caret
- A symbol expressed as “^” (up caret), “<” (left caret), or “>” (right caret). The “^” (up caret) is also known as the (up-arrow symbol) or (shift-6) key. In many MUMPS systems, a “>” (right caret) is used as a system Prompt and a “^” (up caret) as an exiting tool from an option.
Source: Laboratory V. 5.2 Technical Manual
| This is a Glossary term from the VistA Documentation Library |
