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Exit | Close the terminal. |
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Open | Open a terminal configuration file. |
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Save | Save the current configuration. |
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Copy | Copy the current screen to the clipboard, as text. |
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Paste | Paste the clipboard contents, as text, into the keyboard buffer. |
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Print the current screen. | |
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Fonts | Change the current font. |
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Properties | Configure the terminal emulation. |
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Connect | Connect to a remote machine or dial a number using the modem. |
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Disconnect | Disconnect from a remote machine or hang-up the modem. |
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Reset | Resets the terminal: clears the screen, shows the cursor, homes the cursor and unlocks the keyboard. Same as ALT-F3. |
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Programable Buttons 01-04 | Click to send a commonly used string or command. Right-click to
program the tool-tip and the command string. WARNING: Do not store any private or security related information (e.g. passwords) in here. |
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Paste-Buffers - Paste | When clicked, shows a drop-list of the above '*.txt' files. When a selection is made,
that file is read (everytime), translated into 'binary' from '^M^J' form, and pasted into the terminal session.
Note: CR/LF codes and other non-printable characters in the text file are stripped out and control-codes are represented by using a caret '^' as a meta-character. For example, <CR> (0x0D) is CTRL-M and is represented as '^M'. <LF> (0x0A) is CTRL-J and is represented as '^J'. The code <RS> CTRL-^ (0x1E) is represented by '^~'. The code <DEL> (0x7F) is represented by '^?'. The character '^' is represented by the special sequence '^^'. For more information, see Paste-Buffers. |
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Paste-Buffers - Reload | Rescans the users Wiseterm directory: 'C:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Application Data\Wiseterm' looking for files that match '*.txt'. This feature is obsolete, but still exists for backwards compatibility purposes. The files-names of any matching files now appear automatically in the 'Paste-Buffers - Paste' button drop-list. For more information, see Paste-Buffers. |
Customise Toolbar
- It is possible to drag the toolbar buttons by holding down the shift key and clicking-and-holding on a button.
- If you drag the button off the toolbar and release, the button will be removed from the toolbar.
- Double-click on the toolbar body to pop-up the following customisation dialog:
- Use the 'Add ->' and '<- Remove' buttons to move toolbar buttons between the two lists. The toolbar will reflect the current layout.
- Double-clicking on the button items in the lists will move the button into the other list.
- Re-order the buttons by using the 'Move Up' and 'Move Down' buttons.
- The 'Reset' button will restore the toolbar layout to how it was when the customisation dialog was started.
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