
The Browse command changes the way in which the data base records
are displayed.  With browse mode off, a customized form is
displayed containing the data from one record in the data base.
With browse mode on, a table is displayed, one line per record
and one column per field.

When browse mode is on, the up and down arrow keys move the
cursor from record to record, and the left and right arrow keys
move from field to field (column to column).  When browse is off,
the arrows move the entire form about on the screen to allow you
to view parts of the form which do not fit on the screen.  The F5
and F6 keys cause the previous and next record respectively to be
displayed.

If browse is on, some commands on the data view command list will
cause it to be turned off.  In most cases, however, browse mode
will be reactivated once the command has completed its task.
