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map Page Down and Page up to ] and [
how do I map Page Down and Page up to ] and [ in my terminal using the .exrc file. Currently its not working and the use of ^F and ^B doesn't attract me at all.
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![map Page Down and Page up to ] and [](http://www.unix.com/iconimages/aix/map-page-down-page-up_ltr.gif)
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