Since I've started using screen again (something I haven't used since college), I'm posting my .screenrc and keyboard shortcuts, both as personal reference and possible use by others. When I invoke screen from a terminal window, it will automatically set up a few different locations for me so it's ready to go right away.

This is my .screenrc:

	# disable startup message when invoking screen
	startup_message off
	# automatically set up some custom screens
	screen -t one /path/to/your/bin/.screen_setupone
	screen -t two /path/to/your/bin/.screen_setuptwo
	# include screen info across bottom of window
	hardstatus alwayslastline
		"%{-b bw}%-w%{+b bw}%50>%n %t%{-b bw}%+w%<"

Here is .screen_setupone:

	(cd ~/path/to/somewhere/interesting/; tcsh)

and .screen_setuptwo:

	(cd ~/path/to/somewhere/else; tcsh)

And here are the most useful commands:

	screen			Invoke a new screen session
	ctrl-a c		Create a new window
	ctrl-a ctrl-a		Toggle between windows
	ctrl-a n		Switch to next window
	ctrl-a p		Switch to previous window
	ctrl-a "		List all windows
	ctrl-a A		Name the current window
	ctrl-a ctrl-\		Exit and kill all windows