%E - Display Screen Captures

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# %E - Display Screen Captures

`%E`

With this command, you can display any screens that have been captured with the `NATPAGE` screen paging function; see also NATPAGE Utility - Screen Capturing.

This command suspends normal processing and enters the display mode of the screen paging function: A list of all screens captured with this function (by using the terminal commands `%I` and `%P`) is displayed; including screen number, time of capturing, and map name (if the screen is a map). From the list you can then select the screens you wish to have displayed. You cannot enter any data on the displayed screens.

When a screen is captured with `%I` or `%P`, two items of information are superimposed on the screen: the time when the screen was captured, and a screen number (the screens are numbered sequentially in the order in which they are captured).

In `NATPAGE` display mode, an input field (CMD) is provided in which you can enter the following scrolling commands:

Command | Function
--- | ---
`TOP` or `T` | Displays the first screen which was captured.
`BOT` or `B` | Displays the last screen which was captured.
`nnn` | Displays the screen with screen number nnn.
`+nnn` | Scrolls nnn screens forward.
`-nnn` | Scrolls nnn screens backward.
`.` | Terminates display mode.

If you attempt to scroll to a screen number which does not exist, either the first or the last screen is displayed, depending on the scrolling direction.

See also the terminal commands `%P`, `%O`, `%S`, and `%I`.