subshell(1)

NAME
Sub-shell -- allow access to system shell

DESCRIPTION
The sub-shell command allows the user to temporarily escape from the editor and perform some operating specific commands. When the user has finished executing these commands, the sub-shell should be terminated and CRISP will redraw the screen.

On systems that support job-control, typing Ctrl-Z is a better and faster alternative to using this command, since it avoids having to start up a new process. If you do use Ctrl-Z, and your shell says 'Stopped', just type 'fg' to resume execution again.

MENU/KEYS
This macro can be accessed from the CRISP features menu or by typing <Alt-Z> at the command prompt.