Sign up ×  I use Vim to edit text files on Linux. Commonly I
connect to remote Linux machines using PuTTY from Windows. I use
GNU Screen commonly as well. When using Vim inside Screen I am
unable to use the Page Up key because Screen interprets it as a
command to start copy mode.  I would like to use Page Up for its
regular up-paging functionality. How can I configure Screen to
do this?  share|improve this question  migrated from Aug 28 '12
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administrators.  log-in to system as you usually do and type:
echo $TERM I'm using PuTTY and connecting to my Linux and able
to use PAGE-UP no problem. –  alexus Aug 27 '12 at 19:51 you
have to configure putty as answered in this thread:… –  jfried
Aug 27 '12 at 19:52 In Vim, page up can also be achieved using
ctrl-u (ctrl-d for page down). Not that that solves your
problem... –  adamdunson Oct 25 '12 at 6:27 Ctrl-U and Ctrl-D
only scroll a partial screen. You can use Ctrl-B and Ctrl-F for
full screens. –  ec