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unix-installation-and-configuration-guide/docs/configuration-parameters/environment-variables.md

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 |TERM<br/>APLK<br/>APLK0<br/>APLT<br/>APLTn|Define the input and output translate tables used by Dyalog APL. The values of APLK0 and APLTn override the values of APLK and APLT if set, and they in turn override the value of (Unicode) *default*, or (Classic) TERM if set.<p/><p/>APLK is for input translation, APLT for output translation.<p/><p/>These are used in conjunction with ..|
 |`APLKEYS` `APLTTRANS`|Define the search path for the input and output translate tables respectively. If unset, the interpreter will default to `$DYALOG`; if `$DYALOG` too is not set, will default to `/usr/dyalog`.|
 |`APLNID`|This variable is ignored by the UNIX versions of Dyalog APL: `⎕AI` and `⎕AN` pick up their values from the user's uid and `/etc/passwd`.|
-|`APLSTATUSFD`|If set, this defines the stream number on which all messages for the Status Window appear. It is then possible to redirect this output when APL is started.<p/><p/>If unset, the output will appear in the same terminal window as the APL session, although it is not part of the session; such output can be removed by hitting SR (Screen Redraw - often defined to be Ctrl-L).|
+|`APLSTATUSFD`|If set, this defines the stream number on which all messages for the Status Window appear. It is then possible to redirect this output when APL is started.<p/><p/>If unset, the output will appear in the same terminal window as the APL session, although it is not part of the session; such output can be removed by hitting <SR\> (Screen Redraw - often defined to be Ctrl-L).|
 |`DYALOG_NETCORE`|This parameter is a Boolean value with a default value of 1. If set to 0, it disables the .NET interface.|
 |`DYALOG_SERIAL`|This parameter contains your Dyalog serial number. This must be set to the serial number issued to you. If not set, then the software is unregistered. For the full licence terms and conditions, see [https://www.dyalog.com/uploads/documents/Terms_and_Conditions.pdf](https://www.dyalog.com/uploads/documents/Terms_and_Conditions.pdf) .|
 |`DYALOG_SERIALFILE`|This parameter specifies the full path to the text file containing your Dyalog serial number.|
@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ Table: Miscellaneous Variables used by non-GUI Dyalog APL {: #E4 }
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 |Variable|Notes|
 |`APL_TEXTINAPLCORE`|If set with the value 1 the "Interesting Information" section is included in an aplcore file. Otherwise this section is omitted. By default the interpreter has this set to 0; it is the default APL script which sets it to 1.|
-|`AUTOFORMAT` `TABSTOPS`|If `AUTOFORMAT` is 1, then control structures will be shown with indents, set at `TABSTOPS` spaces; the changes are reflected in the editor window when the `RD` (ReDraw) command key is hit.|
+|`AUTOFORMAT` `TABSTOPS`|If `AUTOFORMAT` is 1, then control structures will be shown with indents, set at `TABSTOPS` spaces; the changes are reflected in the editor window when the <RD\> key is hit.|
 |`AUTOINDENT`|If `AUTOINDENT` is set to 1, then if a line is added it is indented the same as the previous line.|
 |`AUTO_PW`|Introduced in 13.0. With `AUTO_PW=0` `⎕PW` remains fixed at the size of the terminal window when APL was started. When set to 1, or unset, `⎕PW` alters each time the terminal window is resized.|
 |`DYALOG`|This variable is defined in the supplied `mapl` startup script, and is used to form the default values for `APLKEYS`, `APLTRANS`, `WSPATH` etc. If it is necessary to identify the location of the Dyalog executable, then a more reliable method is to determine the full path name from the appropriate file in the `/proc/<process_id_of_APL_session>/` subdirectory or from the output of `ps`.|