Affirmative 7375 Guida Utente
YEStablet 7375 User Guide
2. Open the Edit menu.
3. Activate Copy. Note: Copy does not duplicate host attributes such as color and intensity.
4. Return the stylus cursor to the green screen and click. The white highlight will disappear.
3. Activate Copy. Note: Copy does not duplicate host attributes such as color and intensity.
4. Return the stylus cursor to the green screen and click. The white highlight will disappear.
• Paste (p). This command pastes
the current contents of the Clipboard onto the session window, starting at the
current cursor position. If the contents of the clipboard are larger than the space available in the presentation
space (screen), they may be clipped. Paste does not overlay the clipboard contents onto areas that are protected
by the host application. Note: Copy and Paste only work within emulation sessions. You cannot move text
between Windows applications and emulation sessions.
space (screen), they may be clipped. Paste does not overlay the clipboard contents onto areas that are protected
by the host application. Note: Copy and Paste only work within emulation sessions. You cannot move text
between Windows applications and emulation sessions.
Tools
Display Tools Menu
Tools commands allow you to work with the Record/Playback function. If you regularly do the same things when
you work with a host system, it is convenient to record the keystrokes you make and have YESterm IP play them
back when you want to do the same job again. Record/Playback allows you to do this. All your keystrokes can be
saved in a macro file; when you play the file back (Playback), everything that happened will be reproduced exactly.
Any macro that you create is available in all display emulation sessions. For more information on how to work
with Record/Playback, refer to
you work with a host system, it is convenient to record the keystrokes you make and have YESterm IP play them
back when you want to do the same job again. Record/Playback allows you to do this. All your keystrokes can be
saved in a macro file; when you play the file back (Playback), everything that happened will be reproduced exactly.
Any macro that you create is available in all display emulation sessions. For more information on how to work
with Record/Playback, refer to
• Start Recording (s). This command starts the Keystrokes Recording process.
• Stop Recording (r). This command stops the Keystrokes Recording process.
Macro Recording Dialog Box
When you Stop Recording, the Macro Recording dialog box will be displayed, allowing you to save the
recorded keystrokes into a named file for subsequent playback.
recorded keystrokes into a named file for subsequent playback.
• Pause Recording (p). Including a Pause command into a recorded sequence will cause the Playback operation
to pause at this point in the sequence. This pause is typically used to enter variable data during Playback.
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