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Napsaterm have three menus, `Command', `Edit' and
`Setup'. The `Command' menu contains terminal control
commands. The `Edit' menu handles the clipboard. The `Setup'
menu allows the user to adjust the way Napsaterm functions.
The `Command' menu contains terminal control
commands.
- Menu item: Clear Screen
-
Moves the current Napsaterm prompt to the top of the Napsaterm window
and clears the screen.
Shortcut is Amiga-S.
- Menu item: To Tek4010
-
Selects the Tek4010 emulation and activates the Tek4010 window.
Shortcut is Amiga-G.
- Menu item: To VT102
-
Selects the VT102 emulation and activates the VT102 window.
Shortcut is Amiga-T.
- Menu item: Soft Reset
-
Resets all terminal styles, scroll regions, and invert mode.
Shortcut is Amiga-R.
- Menu item: Flush
-
Flushes the buffers for the current device. Useful if you did something
that will cause a lot of output, and you want to tell Napsaterm not to
display it all.
Shortcut is Amiga-F.
- Menu item: Break
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Sends a break signal to the current device.
Shortcut is Amiga-B.
Break is enabled only when Napsaterm is connected to a serial
device.
- Menu item: Unlisten
-
Napsaterm will cease to talk to whatever device it is connected to, so
that another program can use it exclusively. Note that all keyboard
input is flushed as well until you select Listen menu option.
`Unlisten' is enabled only when Napsaterm is started in
`Shared' mode.
Shortcut is Amiga-U.
- Menu item: Listen
-
Napsaterm restarts talking and listening to device it is connected to.
`Listen' is enabled after `Unlisten' is selected.
An example of usage for `UnListen' and `Listen': you're logged
in and you want to save something to a log file. You had foresight and
started Napsaterm in shared mode. You select `Unlisten' and start
another Napsaterm writing to a log file. When you have everything in
the log file, you quit the second Napsaterm and select `listen' the
original. This option might be useful if someone wants to write some
stand-alone file transfer utilities.
Shortcut is Amiga-L.
- Menu item: Quit
-
Exits Napsaterm and closes the window.
Shortcut is Amiga-Q.
The `Edit' menu handles the clipboard.
- Menu item: Copy
-
Copies the selected text into the clipboard. You can put the text you
copied most recently back into any document by choosing `Paste'.
Shortcut is Amiga-C.
- Menu item: Paste
-
Copies the most recently copied text to the current cursor position.
Shortcut is Amiga-P.
- Menu item: Move
-
If a previous command or some text is selected in the Napsaterm window,
`Move' inserts the text as if it had been typed.
Shortcut is Amiga-M.
- Menu item: Execute
-
The same as `Move', only it follows the text with a LF
character. Shortcut is Amiga-E.
The `Setup' menu allows the user to adjust the way Napsaterm
functions.
- Menu item: National Mode
-
Tool type
NATIONAL.
- Menu item: Nation
-
Tool type
NATION.
- Menu item: Terminal Type
-
Tool type
EMULATION.
- Menu item: Backspace is sent as
-
Tool type
BACKSPACE2DELETE.
- Menu item: Del is sent as
-
Tool type
DELETE2BACKSPACE.
- Menu item: Left Alt key is
-
Tool type
ALTISMETA.
- Menu item: Keypad
-
Tool type
KEYPAD.
- Menu item: Mouse Events
-
Tool type
MOUSE.
- Menu item: Control Codes
-
Tool type
CTRL8BIT.
- Menu item: Cursor
-
Tool type
CURSOR.
- Menu item: Display Width
-
Tool type
FIXEDCOLUMNS.
- Menu item: Display Speed
-
Option
--slow.
- Menu item: Bell Type
-
Tool type
BELL.
- Menu item: Reverse
-
Tool type
INVERSE.
- Menu item: Ansi LNM
-
Controls whether RETURN should be sent as CR-LF sequence.
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