VXT 2000 Windowing Terminal User Information

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  CONTENTS

  Title Page

  Copyright Page

  About This Guide

  1      A Look at the Terminal

  Terminal Highlights

  How the Terminal Works

  VXT Software
    Monitoring the Use of Memory

  X Window Sessions and Terminal Window Sessions
    Customizing Your Terminal
    Compatibility with VT Series Terminals
    Character Sets

  2      Getting Started

  Terminal Manager Window

  Choosing the Display Language

  Choosing the Correct Keyboard Type

  Creating an IP X Window Session

  Creating a TELNET Terminal Window Session

  Creating a LAT X Window Session

  Creating a LAT Terminal Window Session

  Creating a Terminal Window Session on the Serial Port

  Ending a Session

  3      Using Windows

  Using the Mouse
    Pointer Shapes

  Working with Windows
    What Are Windows?
    Selecting the Active Window
    Moving Windows
    Changing the Size of Windows
    Reducing Windows to Icons
    Raising and Lowering Stacked Windows

  The Window Menu
    Using the Workspace Submenu

  Working With Menus
    Choosing Items from Pull-Down Menus
    Choosing Items from Pop-Up Menus
    Choosing Items from Options Menus in Dialog Boxes

  Supplying Information in Dialog Boxes
    Dimmed Items in Menus and Dialog Boxes
    Moving and Changing Settings in a Dialog Box

  Using Scroll Bars

  4      Using the Terminal Manager

  Terminal Manager Window

  Autostarting, Pausing, or Ending Sessions
    Autostarting a Session
    Checking the Status of Network Counters and the Terminal
    Pausing a Session
    Ending a Session

  Help Menu

  Creating Sessions on a Host System
    Creating an IP X Window Session on a UNIX or ULTRIX System
    Creating a TELNET Terminal Window on an ULTRIX or UNIX System
    Creating an X Window Session on a VMS System
    Creating a LAT Terminal Window Session on a VMS System
    Creating a Terminal Window on the Serial Port
    Working with Multiple Remote Session Managers

  Customizing Your Terminal's Environment

  Printing the Screen

  5      Using VXT Local DECterm Windows

  The VXT Local DECterm Window

  Copying and Pasting Text
    Host Synchronization Required
    Selecting Text to Copy
    Pasting Text
    Using QuickCopy

  Clearing or Resetting the Window

  Using Options

  Printing Locally

  Exiting from the VXT Local DECterm Window

  6      Customizing Windows

  Using the Options Submenu

  Changing Your Workspace Settings

  Changing Your Border Settings

  Changing Your Border Color Settings

  Changing Your Icon Settings

  Changing Your Icon Color Settings

  Changing Your Matte Settings

  Changing Menu, Button, and Key Bindings

  Saving and Recalling Window Option Settings

  7      Customizing the Terminal Manager

  Displaying the Customize Menu

  Saving and Recalling Terminal Manager Customization Settings

  Changing Your Keyboard Settings

  Choosing the Display Language

  Changing Your Pointer and Mouse Settings

  Changing Your Print Screen Settings

  Changing Your Security Settings

  Changing Your Screen Background

  Changing Your Window Colors

  Changing Your Terminal Manager Settings

  Specifying Your AutoStart Settings

  Changing Communication Settings
    Changing Your Serial and Parallel Port Settings
    Changing Your LAT Settings
    Changing Your TCP/IP IP Address Settings
    Changing Your TCP/IP Name Server Settings
    Changing Your TCP/IP Routing Table Settings

  Changing Your Configuration Manager Settings

  Changing Your Font Path Settings

  Changing Your Boot Settings

  Saving the Terminal Manager Window

  8      Customizing VXT Local DECterm Windows

  Displaying the Options Menu

  Saving and Restoring DECterm Option Settings

  Changing Your Window Settings
    Using Fonts on Your Host System or InfoServer

  Changing Your Display Settings

  Changing Your General Operating Features

  Changing Your Keyboard Features

  Choosing National Replacement Character Sets

  Changing Your Graphics Settings

  Changing Your Printer Settings

  9      Using the Configuration Manager

  Getting Started-Work Groups and Terminals

  Configuration Manager Window

  Managing Work Groups and Terminals
    Creating Work Groups
    Creating Terminals on Work Groups
    Choosing a Server, Work Group, or Terminal
    Customizing Work Groups and Terminals
    Copying Work Group Customizations
    Copying Terminal Customizations
    Moving Terminals Among Work Groups
    Changing Passwords for Work Groups
    Deleting Work Groups and Terminals

  Managing Fonts
    Creating Font Sets
    Copying Font Sets
    Removing Font Sets

  Exiting from Configuration Manager

  A   Solving Problems and Getting Service

  Operating Problems

  Power-Up Self-Test
    Screen Error Messages

  Digital Service Overview
    How to Get Service

  B   The Keyboard

  ANSI Keyboard
    Keyboard Dialect
    Layout
    Main Keypad
    Editing Keypad
    Numeric Keypad
    Top-Row Function Keys
    Data Processing Keys
    Compose Characters
    Text-Editing Functions
    Indicator Lights
    Audible Indicators
    Keyclick
    Bell

  Short ANSI Keyboard
    Main Keypad
    Using
    Arrow Keys
    Top-Row Function Keys
    Compose Characters
    Indicator Lights
    Audible Indicators

  Using the Keyboard Instead of the Mouse
    Using Menu Bars and Pull-Down Menus
    Using Pop-Up Menus
    Using Submenus
    Navigating Windows
    Miscellaneous
    Using Dialog Boxes

  Typing Additional Characters

  What Characters Can I Type?

  Key Sequences with Nonspacing Diacritical Keys

  How to Type a Character Using the Compose Character Key

  How to Type a Character Using the Group Shift Key

  Invalid Sequences
    Canceling or Restarting a Key Sequence

  Hexadecimal Key Sequences

  C   Color Mixing

  What Color Settings Can I Customize?

  Color Mixing Dialog Box
    Picker Color Model
    Hue, Lightness, Saturation (HLS) Color Model
    Red, Green, Blue (RGB) Color Model
    Browser Color Model
    Grayscale

  D   Related Documentation

  Glossary

  TABLES

  7-1        System Image File Names

  A-1        Operating Problems

  B-1        Keyboards with Diacritical Marks

  B-2        Key Sequences for Additional Characters