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=TITLE About
=TITLE About DECterm
=INCLUDE overview
 DECwindows DECterm

 Software Version: VMS Version 5.3

 © 1988, 1989 by Digital Equipment Corporation.

 All rights reserved.

 For more information about DECterm, double click on
 Overview of DECterm from the list of additional
 topics below.

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Trademark

=TITLE Trademark
=TITLE Additional Trademark and Product Information
=INCLUDE Overview
 The information herein is subject to change without
 notice and should not be construed as a commitment
 by Digital Equipment Corporation. Digital Equipment
 Corporation assumes no responsibility for any errors
 that may appear in this document.

 The software described here is furnished under a
 license and may be used or copied only in accordance
 with the terms of such license.

 No responsibility is assumed for the use or reliability
 of software on equipment that is not supplied by
 Digital Equipment Corporation or its affiliated
 companies.

 Restricted Rights: Use, duplication, or disclosure by
 the U.S. Government is subject to restrictions as set
 forth in subparagraph (c) (1) (ii) of the Rights in
 Technical Data and Computer Software clause at DFARS
 252.227-7013.

 The following are trademarks of Digital Equipment
 Corporation:

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=TITLE Angle Brackets Key Sends (<>)
=TITLE Angle Brackets Key Sends <>
 Normally, the Angle Bracket Key Sends (<>) option is
 set. This causes the angle bracket key to display a
 left angle bracket (<) when unshifted and a right angle
 bracket (>) when shifted. (This applies to a North
 American or Dutch keyboard dialect.)

=TITLE Angle Brackets Key Sends `~
=TITLE Angle Brackets Key Sends `~
 You can override the Angle Bracket Key Sends (<>)
 default by clicking on the Angle Brackets Key Sends
 `~. This causes the (<>) key to function as an escape
 (ESC) key. (This applies to a North American or Dutch
 keyboard dialect.)

=TITLE Appl Cursor Keys
=TITLE Appl Cursor Keys
 By clicking on the Application Cursor Keys option, you
 can override the Normal Cursor Keys default and set the
 arrow keys to application-specific functions.

=TITLE Application Keypad
=TITLE Application Keypad
 Choose the application keypad by clicking on the
 Application Keypad option. This causes the keypad to
 display the user-defined key characters.

=TITLE Auto Resize Terminal
=TITLE Auto Resize Terminal
 By default, when you modify the terminal size, the
 window size also changes. Clicking on Auto Resize
 Terminal causes the terminal size to change to conform
 to the window size whenever you change the window size.

=TITLE Auto Resize Window
=TITLE Auto Resize Window
 By default, when you modify the terminal size, the
 window size also changes. Disabling Auto Resize Window
 causes more characters to be displayed than your
 current window size can accommodate; these characters
 do not appear in the window.

=TITLE Auto Repeat
=TITLE Auto Repeat
 By default, continuing to press a key causes the
 character to repeatedly be displayed. You can disable
 this function by turning off the Auto Repeat option.
 The host system can change the Auto Repeat setting.
 Click on the Lock User Feature option to permanently
 set this option.

=TITLE Auto Wrap
=TITLE Auto Wrap
 Normally, when the cursor reaches the right margin
 it stops. This causes each new character to delete
 the existing character. Clicking on Auto Wrap causes
 the cursor to move, start a new line, and display new
 characters.

=TITLE Enable Backing Store
=TITLE Enable Backing Store
 By default, the Enable Backing Store option is enabled
 which causes DECterm to redraw graphics after the
 window has been changed. Disabling this option improves
 performance.

=TITLE x Backspace
=TITLE x Backspace
 You can override the x Delete default by clicking on
 the Backspace option. This causes the x key to function
 as a backspace key.

=TITLE Batch Scroll _ Lines
=TITLE Batch Scroll
 By default, you can scroll one line on the display.
 Entering a number increases the number of lines you can
 scroll to a maximum of 999.

=TITLE Big Font
=TITLE Big Font
 Unless you specify otherwise, the Little Font (14
 points) option is enabled. Clicking on the Big Font
 option displays an 18-point font.

=TITLE _ Bit Planes
=TITLE _ Bit Planes
 You can choose the number of colors available in ReGIS
 and sixel graphics by entering the number of planes
 supported by your system.

=TITLE Block Cursor
=TITLE Block Cursor
 Unless you specify otherwise, the cursor displayed in
 your DECterm window is block shaped.

=TITLE Clear Comm
=TITLE Clear Communications
 Choose the Clear Communications menu item to reset the
 communication buffers.

=TITLE Clear Display
=TITLE Clear Display
 You can clear all information displayed in a terminal
 window by choosing the Clear Display menu item.

=TITLE Clear Lines Off Top
=TITLE Clear Lines Off Top
 You can erase information stored in the transcript
 by choosing the Clear Lines Off Top menu item. The
 transcript is an area of memory that contains the last
 100 lines of your screen display, and it can be read
 by using the scroll bars. The transcript exists as long
 as the Record Lines Off Top option in the Window dialog
 box is in effect. Record Lines Off Top is turned on by
 default.

=TITLE _ Columns
=TITLE _ Columns
 Normally, the terminal size is set to 80 columns. By
 clicking on the size you want, you can change the
 column setting to 132. You can also set the column
 to be any number from 1 to 132 by clicking on the
 text entry field, deleting any existing numbers, and
 entering the new settings.

=TITLE 132 Columns
=TITLE 132 Columns
 By clicking on 132, you can change the column setting
 to 132.

=TITLE 80 Columns
=TITLE 80 Columns
 By clicking on 80, you can change the column setting to
 80.

=TITLE Commands Menu
=TITLE Commands Menu
 From the Commands menu, you can clear or resize the
 terminal window.

=TITLE Comma Key Sends (,<)
=TITLE Comma Key Sends ,<
 You can override the Comma Key Sends ,, default by
 clicking on the Comma Key Sends (,<) option. This
 causes a comma (,) to be displayed when you press the
 comma key shifted, and a left angle bracket ((<)) to be
 displayed when you press the comma key unshifted. (This
 applies to a North American or Dutch keyboard dialect.)

=TITLE Comma Key Sends ,,
=TITLE Comma Key Sends ,,
 By default the Comma Key Sends ,, option is set. This
 causes a comma (,) to be displayed when you press the
 comma key. (This applies to a North American or Dutch
 keyboard dialect.)

=TITLE Condensed Font (132 Columns)
=TITLE Condensed Font (132 Columns)
 Clicking on the Condensed Font option causes the
 Condensed Font (132 columns) to be used. The default
 font size is Normal Font/80, Condensed/132.

=TITLE Copy
=TITLE Copy
Choose the Edit Menu to copy information within or
between terminal windows.
 To copy information:
 1. Select the information you want to copy by pressing
    and holding MB1, dragging the pointer over the
    information, and releasing MB1. Or, choose the
    Select All menu item from the Edit menu to copy
    the entire display.

    The selected area is highlighted.

 2. Choose the Copy menu item from the Edit menu to
    store the copied information.

 3. Click on the area you want to place the information.

 4. Choose the Paste menu item from the Edit menu.

 The selected information is copied to the new location.

=TITLE Ctrl-Q, Ctrl-S = Hold
=TITLE Ctrl-Q, Ctrl-S = Hold
 Unless you specify otherwise, pressing Ctrl/S causes
 your screen display to stop scrolling, and pressing
 Ctrl/Q causes it to resume scrolling.

=TITLE Cursor Blink
=TITLE Cursor Blink
 Unless you specify otherwise, the cursor blinks.
 Disabling Cursor Blink causes a steady cursor to be
 displayed.

=TITLE Customize
=TITLE Customize
 Choose the Customize menu to change operating features.

=TITLE Dark Text, Light Background
=TITLE Dark Text, Light Background
 Unless you specify otherwise, DECterm displays dark
 text and a light screen background.

=TITLE DECterm ID
=TITLE DECterm ID
You can let the host system know specific operating
attributes of the terminal by clicking on the Terminal
ID option. The default is DECterm ID.

=TITLE  x Delete
=TITLE  x Delete
 By default, the Delete option is set, which causes the
 x key to function as a delete key.

=TITLE Customize 7-Bit NRCS Selection
=TITLE Customize 7-Bit NRCS Selection
 Choose the 7-Bit NRCS Selection... menu item to choose
 a National Replacement Character Set (NRCS) that
 corresponds to the specified keyboard dialect.
 Use of the Dutch national character set is discouraged,
 and it may not be supported in future versions of
 DECterm. Dutch users should use the ISO Latin 1
 character set instead.

 You can choose the following character sets:

    North American
    Flemish
    Canadian (French)
    British
    Danish
    Finnish
    Austrian/German
    Dutch
    Italian
    Swiss (French)
    Swiss (German)
    Swedish
    Norwegian
    Belgian/French
    Spanish
    Portuguese

 Use of the Dutch national character set is discouraged,
 and it may not be supported in future versions of
 DECterm. Dutch users should use the ISO Latin 1
 character set instead.

=TITLE Apply
=TITLE Apply
Click on the Apply button to view your changes without
closing the dialog box.

=TITLE Cancel
=TITLE Cancel
Click on the CANCEL button to cancel your changes.

=TITLE OK
=TITLE OK
Click on the OK button to apply your changes and close
the dialog box.

=TITLE Display
=TITLE Display
 Choose the Display... menu item to modify DECterm
 display features such as the type of cursor.

=TITLE Apply
=TITLE Apply
Click on the Apply button to view your changes without
closing the dialog box.

=TITLE Cancel
=TITLE Cancel
Click on the CANCEL button to cancel your changes.

=TITLE Display Cursor
=TITLE Display Cursor
 Unless you specify otherwise, a cursor is displayed in
 your terminal window. Disabling Display Cursor causes
 the cursor to become invisible.

=TITLE OK
=TITLE OK
Click on the OK button to apply your changes and close
the dialog box.

=TITLE Edit
=TITLE Edit
Choose the Edit Menu to copy information within or
between terminal windows.
 To copy information:
 1. Select the information you want to copy by pressing
    and holding MB1, dragging the pointer over the
    information, and releasing MB1. Or, choose the
    Select All menu item from the Edit menu to copy
    the entire display.

    The selected area is highlighted.

 2. Choose the Copy menu item from the Edit menu to
    store the copied information.

 3. Click on the area you want to place the information.

 4. Choose the Paste menu item from the Edit menu.

 The selected information is copied to the new location.

=TITLE 8-Bit Multinational Characters
=TITLE 8-Bit Multinational Characters
 Unless you specify otherwise, the character mode is set
 to 8 bits for use with the DEC Supplemental Character
 Set.

=TITLE General
=TITLE Customize General
 Choose the General... menu item to change general
 terminal features such as the terminal type.

=TITLE Apply
=TITLE Apply
Click on the Apply button to view your changes without
closing the dialog box.

=TITLE Cancel
=TITLE Cancel
Click on the CANCEL button to cancel your changes.

=TITLE OK
=TITLE OK
Click on the OK button to apply your changes and close
the dialog box.

=TITLE Graphics
=TITLE Customize Graphics
 Choose the Graphics... menu item to modify DECterm
 graphics features such color map entries.

=TITLE Apply
=TITLE Apply
Click on the Apply button to view your changes without
closing the dialog box.

=TITLE Cancel
=TITLE Cancel
Click on the CANCEL button to cancel your changes.

=TITLE OK
=TITLE OK
Click on the OK button to apply your changes and close
the dialog box.

=TITLE Horizontal Cursor Coupling
=TITLE Horizontal Cursor Coupling
 By default, when you change the size of your window or
 terminal horizontally (for example, from 132 columns
 to 80 columns), the cursor does not remain visible. You
 can change this default by turning on the Horizontal
 Cursor Coupling option.

=TITLE Horizontal Scroll Bar
=TITLE Horizontal Scroll Bar
 Normally, DECterm windows do not display horizontal
 scroll bars. Click on Horizontal Scroll Bar to display
 a horizontal scroll bar at the bottom of your DECterm
 window.

=TITLE Host Status Display
=TITLE Host Status Display
 To receive host status messages, turn on the Host
 Status Display option. This causes the messages to
 appear on the bottom line of your terminal window.
 You can set Host Status Display only on VT300-series
 terminals.

=TITLE Icon Name
=TITLE Icon Name
 By default, a title appears in the icon. Entering a
 title changes the title in the icon.

=TITLE Keyboard
=TITLE Customize Keyboard
 Choose the Keyboard... menu item to set keyboard
 features.

=TITLE Apply
=TITLE Apply
Click on the Apply button to view your changes without
closing the dialog box.

=TITLE Cancel
=TITLE Cancel
Click on the CANCEL button to cancel your changes.

=TITLE OK
=TITLE OK
Click on the OK button to apply your changes and close
the dialog box.

=TITLE Use Last Saved Settings
=TITLE Use Last Saved Settings
Choose the Use Last Saved Settings menu item to restore
an existing file.

=TITLE Light Text, Dark Background
=TITLE Light Text, Dark Background
 Change the default of dark text with a light background
 by clicking on the Light Text, Dark Background option.

=TITLE Little Font
=TITLE Little Font
 Unless you specify otherwise, the Little Font option
 is enabled. This causes DECterm to display a 14-point
 font.

=TITLE Lock User Features
=TITLE Lock User Features
 DECterm lets you change the Auto Repeat option and
 the Foreground and Background Display option. The host
 system can change these options to the default unless
 you click on the Lock User Features option.

=TITLE Lock UDKs
=TITLE Lock UDKs
 Your keyboard contains keys you can define for your own
 use. Unless you specify otherwise, the host system can
 change the function of the key you have defined back
 to the default. Clicking on Lock UDKs sets the user-
 defined keys so that the host system cannot change your
 definitions.

=TITLE Report Macrograph Contents
=TITLE Report Macrograph Contents
 By default, you cannot report on ReGIS macrographs.
 Clicking on this option enables ReGIS commands to
 report macrograph contents. This feature may risk
 security in some environments. When reporting is
 complete, disable this feature.

=TITLE Margin Bell
=TITLE Margin Bell
 By default, the margin bell does not ring when the
 cursor reaches the right margin. You can cause it to
 ring by clicking on Margin Bell.

=TITLE Newline
=TITLE Newline
 Normally, pressing the Return key does not start a new
 line. Clicking on Newline causes the cursor to start a
 new line when you press the Return key.

=TITLE Normal Cursor Keys
=TITLE Normal Cursor Keys
 Unless you specify otherwise, the Normal Cursor Keys
 option is on. This causes the arrow keys to move the
 cursor up, down, left, and right.

=TITLE Normal Font (80 Columns)
=TITLE Normal Font (80 Columns)
 Clicking on the Normal Font option causes the normal 80
 column font to be used. The preset option for font size
 is Normal Font/80, Condensed/132.

=TITLE No Status Display
=TITLE No Status Display
 Unless you specify otherwise, you do not receive host
 status messages. Host status messages, when activated,
 appear on the bottom line of your terminal window
 display.

=TITLE Numeric Keypad
=TITLE Numeric Keypad
 Unless you specify otherwise, the Numeric Keypad option
 is set. This means that pressing a numeric key displays
 the characters that appear on that key.

=TITLE Overview
=TITLE Overview of DECterm
DECterm lets you:

 -  Create a terminal window

 -  Customize terminal window operating features

 -  Copy information

 -  Clear and resize terminal windows

 -  Compose special characters

 -  Exit from a terminal window

 In addition to these features, you can program DECterm
 text features and ReGIS and sixel graphics. See the
 DECterm Text Programming Manual and the DECterm
 Graphics Programming Manual for detailed information.

Additional information available:

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save currentSave asLast saveduse defaultssettings fromEdit entrycopy
pasteselect allcommands menuquit

=TITLE DECBasics
=TITLE DECwindows Basics
=INCLUDE Overview
 Information about using DECwindows, such as how to use
 windows, dialog boxes, and scroll bars, is available
 from Session Manager help. A glossary of DECwindows
 terms is also available. To get Session Manager help:

 1. Move the pointer to the Session Manager icon (the
    icon that contains a small key in it) in the Icon
    Box.

 2. Press mouse button 1 (MB1) twice quickly to display
    the Session Manager window.

 3. Move the pointer to the Help menu; press and hold
    MB1 to pull down this menu.

 4. Move the pointer to the Overview menu item and
    release MB1 to display information about using
    DECwindows.

=TITLE Customize_entry
=TITLE Customizing DECterm
 Once you have created a DECterm window, you can choose
 operating features and then save these features by
 using the DECterm Customize menu.

=TITLE window
=TITLE Customizing a DECterm Window
 Choose Window... from the Customize menu to change
 DECterm window features. DECterm displays a dialog box.

 On DECterm, shaded buttons indicate the current
 settings.

 To change these settings:

 -  Click MB1 on a button or its label to change the
    setting.

 -  Click on the Apply button to view your changes
    without closing the dialog box.

 -  Click on the OK button to apply your changes and
    close the dialog box.

 -  Click on the Cancel button to cancel your changes.

Additional information available:

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variable fontwindow titleicon nameterminal sizerowsrows 24rows 48
rows 72columnscolumns 80columns 132window okwindow apply
window cancel

=TITLE ar_terminal
=TITLE Auto Resize Terminal
 Normally, changing the window size does not change
 the size of DECterm. Clicking on Auto Resize Terminal
 causes the size of DECterm to match the window size, if
 you resize the window.

=TITLE ar_window
=TITLE Auto Resize Window
 Normally, changing the size of DECterm (the number
 of rows and columns) automatically changes the window
 size. Clicking on Auto Resize Window lets you change
 the size of DECterm without changing the window size.
 If DECterm is larger than the window, information may
 be outside the window boundary; this information is not
 displayed.

=TITLE td_resize
=TITLE Terminal Driver Resize
 Normally, when you modify the terminal driver, the
 terminal size also changes. Clicking on Terminal Driver
 Resize disables this option.

=TITLE big_font
=TITLE Big Font
 Normally, DECterm displays a 14-point font (10-point
 font on 100 dots-per-inch systems). Clicking on the Big
 Font option causes DECterm to display an 18-point font.

=TITLE little_font
=TITLE Little Font
 Normally, DECterm displays a 14-point font. Clicking on
 the Big Font option causes DECterm to display a larger
 font.

=TITLE normal_font
=TITLE Normal Font (80 Columns)
 Clicking on the Normal Font (80 Columns) option causes
 the 80-column font to be used, regardless of the number
 of columns. The default option is Normal/80,
 Condensed/132.

=TITLE condensed_font
=TITLE Condensed Font (132 Columns)
 Clicking on the Condensed Font (132 Columns) option
 causes a condensed font to be used, regardless of the
 number of columns.  The default option is
 Normal/80, Condensed/132.

=TITLE variable_font
=TITLE Normal/80, Condensed/132
 The default font size is Normal/80, Condensed/132.
 This option causes the font size to adjust to match the
 terminal width. The Normal Font is used when there are
 80 columns or less and the Condensed Font is used when
 there are more than 80 columns.

=TITLE window_title
=TITLE Window Title
 Normally, a title appears in the title bar. Entering a
 title of your choice changes the name in the title bar.

=TITLE icon_name
=TITLE Icon Name
 Normally, a name appears in the icon. Entering a name
 of your choice changes the name in the icon.

=TITLE terminal_size
=TITLE Terminal Size
 The default terminal size is 24 rows and 80 columns.
 You can change the terminal size by entering a number
 in the row or column field. You can also set the column
 and row to be any number from 1 to 132 by clicking on
 the text entry field, deleting any existing numbers,
 and entering the new settings.

=TITLE rows
=TITLE Rows
The default terminal size is 24 rows and 80 columns.
You can set the rows to be any number
from 1 to 132 by clicking on the text entry field,
deleting any existing numbers, and entering the new
settings.

=TITLE rows_24
=TITLE 24 Rows

 The default terminal size is 24 rows and 80 columns.

=TITLE rows_48
=TITLE 48 Rows

 By clicking on 48, you can change the row setting to 48.

=TITLE rows_72
=TITLE 72 Rows

 By clicking on 72, you can change the row setting to 72.

=TITLE columns
=TITLE Columns

 The default terminal size is 24 rows and 80 columns.
 You can set the columns to be any number from 1 to
 132 by clicking on the text entry field, deleting
 any existing numbers, and entering the new settings.

=TITLE columns_80
=TITLE Columns
 The default terminal size is 24 rows and 80 columns.

=TITLE columns_132
=TITLE 132 Columns
 By clicking on 132, you can change the column setting to
 132.

=TITLE window_ok
=TITLE OK
 Click on the OK button to apply your changes and close
 the dialog box.

=TITLE window_apply
=TITLE Apply
 Click on the Apply button to view your changes without
 closing the dialog box.

=TITLE window_cancel
=TITLE Cancel
 Click on the Cancel button to cancel your changes.

=TITLE display
=TITLE Customizing a Display
 Choose Display... from the Customize menu to modify
 display features such as the type of cursor. DECterm
 displays a dialog box.

Additional information available:

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cursor blinkbatch scrolltranscript sizedark textlight textno status
host statusblock cursorunderlinedisplay okdisplay applydisplay cancel

=TITLE record_lines
=TITLE Record Lines Off Top
 Normally, lines that are scrolled off the top of the
 DECterm display are saved. To view these lines, use the
 vertical scroll bar. If you do not want to save lines
 that are scrolled from the display, click on Record
 Lines Off Top.

=TITLE vertical_sb
=TITLE Vertical Scroll Bar
 Normally, DECterm displays vertical scroll bars. If you
 do not want vertical scroll bars, click on the Vertical
 Scroll Bar option.

=TITLE horizontal_sb
=TITLE Horizontal Scroll Bar
 Normally, DECterm does not display horizontal scroll
 bars. Click on Horizontal Scroll Bar to display a
 horizontal scroll bar at the bottom of your DECterm
 window.

=TITLE vertical_cc
=TITLE Vertical Cursor Coupling
 Normally, when you vertically change the window or
 terminal size, the cursor remains visible. For example,
 if the display contains 24 rows and you shrink it to
 5 rows, the cursor remains visible and allows you to
 enter text. You can disable this option by clicking on
 it.

=TITLE horizontal_cc
=TITLE Horizontal Cursor Coupling
 Normally, when you horizontally change the size of your
 window or terminal (for example, from 132 columns to 80
 columns), the cursor is not visible. You can change this
 default by clicking on the Horizontal Cursor Coupling
 option.

=TITLE auto_wrap
=TITLE Auto Wrap
 Normally, when the cursor reaches the right margin
 it stops. This causes each new character to delete
 the existing character. Clicking on Auto Wrap causes
 the cursor to move, start a new line, and display new
 characters.

=TITLE display_cursor
=TITLE Display Cursor
 Normally, DECterm displays a cursor. Clicking on
 Display Cursor causes the cursor to be invisible.

=TITLE cursor_blink
=TITLE Cursor Blink
 Normally, the DECterm cursor is a blinking cursor.
 Clicking on Cursor Blink causes a steady cursor to be
 displayed.

=TITLE batch_scroll
=TITLE Batch Scroll Lines
 Normally, you cannot scroll  lines.
 Entering a number in place of zero (0) increases
 the number of lines you can scroll to match the
 terminal size.

=TITLE transcript_size
=TITLE Record (500) Lines Off Top
 Normally, you can save 500 lines in the transcript.
 Entering a number from 1 to 9999 increases or
 decreases the number of lines saved in the transcript.

=TITLE dark_text
=TITLE Dark Text, Light Background
 Normally, DECterm displays dark text and a light screen
 background.

=TITLE light_text
=TITLE Light Text, Dark Background
 Clicking on the Light Text, Dark Background option
 changes the default of dark text with a light screen
 background.

=TITLE no_status
=TITLE No Status Display
 Normally, you do not receive host status messages. Host
 status messages, when activated, appear on the bottom
 line of your terminal window display. See the DECterm
 Text Programming Manual for further information about
 status display.

=TITLE host_status
=TITLE Host Status Display
 To receive host status messages, click on the Host
 Status Display option. This causes the messages to
 appear on the bottom line of your terminal window.
 You can set Host Status Display only on VT300-series
 terminals.

=TITLE block_cursor
=TITLE Block Cursor
 Normally, the cursor displayed in your DECterm window
 is shaped like a block.

=TITLE underline
=TITLE Underline Cursor
 The default cursor for DECterm is a block. Click on the
 Underline Cursor option to get an underline cursor.

=TITLE display_ok
=TITLE OK
 Click on the OK button to apply your changes and close
 the dialog box.

=TITLE display_apply
=TITLE Apply
 Click on the Apply button to view your changes without
 closing the dialog box.

=TITLE display_cancel
=TITLE Cancel
 Click on the Cancel button to cancel your changes.

=TITLE general
=TITLE Customizing General Features
 Choose General... from the Customize menu to change
 general features such as the terminal type. DECterm
 displays a dialog box.

Additional information available:

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Vt102 idVt101 idVt100 idnumeric keypadappl keypadupss mcs
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tilde tildetilde escangle angleangle tildekeyboard okkeyboard apply
keyboard canceldialectdialect okdialect applydialect cancel

=TITLE newline
=TITLE Newline
 Normally, when DECterm receives a line feed (LF), form
 feed (FF), or vertical tab (VT) character, the cursor
 moves to the first column of the next line. When you
 press Return, DECterm sends both a carriage return (CR)
 and line feed.

 If you select the No Newline option and DECterm
 receives a LF, FF, or VT character, the cursor moves
 to the current column of the next line. When you press
 Return, DECterm sends only a carriage return.

=TITLE lock_udks
=TITLE Lock_UDKs
 Your keyboard contains keys you can define for your own
 use. Normally, the host system can change the function
 of the key you have defined back to the default.
 Clicking on Lock UDKs sets the user-defined keys so
 that the host system cannot change your definitions.

 For detailed information about defining keys, see the
 DECterm Text Programming Manual.

=TITLE lock_features
=TITLE Lock User Features
 DECterm lets you change the Auto Repeat option and
 the Foreground and Background Display option. The host
 system can override these options unless you click on
 the Lock User Features option.

=TITLE normal_cursor
=TITLE Normal Cursor Keys
 By default, the Normal Cursor Keys option is on. This
 causes the arrow keys to move the cursor up, down,
 left, and right.

=TITLE appl_cursor
=TITLE Appl Cursor Keys
 By clicking on the Application Cursor Keys option, you
 can override the Normal Cursor Keys default and set the
 arrow keys to application-specific functions.

=TITLE terminal_id
=TITLE Terminal ID
 You can let the host system know specific terminal
 operating attributes by clicking on the Terminal ID
 option. The default is DECterm ID.

=TITLE Decterm_id
=TITLE DECterm ID
 The default terminal ID is DECterm.

=TITLE vt340_id
=TITLE VT340 ID
 You can let the host system know specific VT340
 operating attributes by clicking on the VT340 ID option.
 The default is DECterm ID.

=TITLE VT330_id
=TITLE VT330 ID
 You can let the host system know specific VT330
 operating attributes by clicking on the VT330 ID
 option. The default is DECterm ID.

=TITLE vt320_id
=TITLE VT320 ID
 You can let the host system know specific VT320
 operating attributes by clicking on the VT320 ID
 option. The default is DECterm ID.

=TITLE vt240_id
=TITLE VT240 ID
 You can let the host system know specific VT240
 operating attributes by clicking on the VT240 ID
 option. The default is DECterm ID.

=TITLE Vt220_id
=TITLE VT220 ID
 You can let the host system know specific VT220
 operating attributes by clicking on the VT220 ID
 option. The default is DECterm ID.

=TITLE Vt125_id
=TITLE VT125 ID
 You can let the host system know specific VT125
 operating attributes by clicking on the VT125 ID
 option. The default is DECterm ID.

=TITLE Vt102_id
=TITLE VT102 ID
 You can let the host system know specific VT102
 operating attributes by clicking on the VT102 ID
 option. The default is DECterm ID.

=TITLE Vt101_id
=TITLE VT101 ID
 You can let the host system know specific VT101
 operating attributes by clicking on the VT101 ID
 option. The default is DECterm ID.

=TITLE Vt100_id
=TITLE VT100 ID
 You can let the host system know specific VT100
 operating attributes by clicking on the VT100 ID
 option. The default is DECterm ID.

=TITLE numeric_keypad
=TITLE Numeric Keypad
 Normally, the Numeric Keypad option is set. This means
 that pressing a numeric key displays the characters
 that appear on that key.

=TITLE appl_keypad
=TITLE Application Keypad
 Choose the application keypad by clicking on the
 Application Keypad option. This causes user-defined
 characters to be displayed.

=TITLE upss_mcs
=TITLE UPSS DEC Supplemental
 Normally, the UPSS DEC Supplemental option is on,
 causing the DEC Multinational Character Set to be used.

                            Note

      To use this character set, the Character Set
      mode option must be set to 8-Bit Characters.

=TITLE upss_latin_1
=TITLE UPSS ISO Latin 1
 You can override the DEC Multinational Character Set
 by clicking on the UPSS ISO Latin 1 option. This causes
 the International Standards Organization (ISO) Latin 1
 Character Set to be used.

                            Note

      To use this character set, the Character Set
      mode option must be set to 8-Bit Characters.

=TITLE eight_bit
=TITLE 8-Bit Multinational Characters
 Normally, the character mode is set to 8 bits for use
 with the DEC Supplemental or ISO Latin 1 Supplemental
 Character Set.

=TITLE Seven_bit
=TITLE 7-Bit NRCS Characters
 To use National Replacement Character Sets, click
 on the 7-Bit NRCS Character Mode option. This option
 lets DECterm operate in 7-bit mode, using the national
 character set selected in the 7-Bit NRCS dialog box.
 The default is the 8-bit Multinational Character Set.

=TITLE vt300_8_bit
=TITLE VT300 Mode, 8-Bit Controls
 Normally, DECterm emulates a VT300-series terminal,
 using 7-bit control characters (codes 0 to 31). You
 can change this to VT300 Mode with 8-bit control
 characters by clicking on the VT300 Mode, 8-Bit
 Controls option. This causes DECterm to translate 8-
 bit control characters (codes 128 to 159) for function
 keys, for example, CSIA for the up arrow key. Not all
 applications understand 8-bit control characters.

=TITLE vt300_7_bit
=TITLE VT300 Mode, 7-Bit Controls
 Normally, DECterm operates in VT300 mode with 7-bit
 control characters. This means that function keys are
 transmitted in 7-bit form, for example, ESC OA for the
 up arrow key.

=TITLE vt100_mode
=TITLE VT100 Mode
 You can override the VT300 Mode, 8-Bit Controls  option by clicking on
 the VT100 Mode option. This causes DECterm to emulate
 a VT100 terminal.

=TITLE vt52_mode
=TITLE VT52 Mode
 You can override the VT300 Mode, 8-Bit Controls option
 by clicking on the VT52 Mode option. This causes
 DECterm to emulate a VT52 terminal.

=TITLE general_ok
=TITLE OK
 Click on the OK button to apply your changes and close
 the dialog box.

=TITLE general_apply
=TITLE Apply
 Click on the Apply button to view your changes without
 closing the dialog box.

=TITLE general_cancel
=TITLE Cancel
 Click on the Cancel button to cancel your changes.

=TITLE keyboard
=TITLE Customizing a Keyboard
 Choose Keyboard... from the Customize menu to set
 keyboard features. DECterm displays a dialog box.

=TITLE warning_bell
=TITLE Warning Bell
 Normally, the keyboard warning bell rings when errors
 occur. Clicking on the Warning Bell option turns off
 the warning bell.

=TITLE margin_bell
=TITLE Margin Bell
 Normally, the margin bell does not ring when the cursor
 reaches the right margin. You can cause it to ring by
 clicking on Margin Bell.

=TITLE auto_repeat
=TITLE Auto Repeat
 Normally, continuing to press a key causes the
 character to be displayed repeatedly. Clicking on the
 Auto Repeat option causes only one character to be
 displayed.

=TITLE ctrl_qs_hold
=TITLE Ctrl/Q, Ctrl/S = Hold
 Normally, pressing Ctrl/S causes the display to stop
 scrolling, and pressing Ctrl/Q causes the display to
 resume scrolling.

=TITLE delete
=TITLE Delete/Backspace Key
 Normally, the Delete/Backspace key functions as a
 delete key.

=TITLE backspace
=TITLE Backspace
 You can override the Delete default by clicking on the
 Backspace option. This causes the Delete/Backspace key
 to function as a nondestructive backspace key.

=TITLE comma_comma
=TITLE Comma Key Sends ,,
 On the North American and Dutch keyboards, the Comma
 Key Sends ,, option is set. This causes a comma (,) to
 be displayed when you press the comma key, whether or
 not the key is shifted.

=TITLE comma_angle
=TITLE Comma Key Sends ,<
 On the North American and Dutch keyboards, you can
 override the Comma Key Sends ,, default by clicking on
 the Comma Key Sends ,< option. This causes a comma (,)
 to be displayed when you press the comma key shifted,
 and a left angle bracket (<) to be displayed when you
 press the comma key unshifted.

=TITLE tilde_tilde
=TITLE Tilde Key Sends `~
 On the North American and Dutch keyboards, the Tilde
 Key Sends `~ option is set. This causes the `~ key to
 display a left single quotation mark (`) when unshifted
 and a tilde (~) when shifted.

=TITLE tilde_esc
=TITLE Tilde Key Sends ESC
 On the North American and Dutch keyboards, you can
 override the Tilde Key Sends `~ default by clicking on
 the Tilde Key Sends ESC option. This causes the `~ key
 to function as an escape (ESC) key.

=TITLE angle_angle
=TITLE Angle Brackets Key Sends <>
 On the North American and Dutch keyboards, the Angle
 Brackets Key Sends <> option is set. This causes the
 angle bracket key to display a left angle bracket
 (<) when unshifted and a right angle bracket (>) when
 shifted.

=TITLE angle_tilde
=TITLE Angle Brackets Key Sends `~
 On the North American and Dutch keyboards, you can
 override the Angle Bracket Key Sends <> default by
 clicking on the Angle Brackets Key Sends `~ option. This
 causes the <> key to display a left single quotation
 mark (`) when unshifted and a tilde (~) when shifted.

=TITLE keyboard_ok
=TITLE OK
 Click on the OK button to apply your changes and close
 the dialog box.

=TITLE keyboard_apply
=TITLE Apply
 Click on the Apply button to view your changes without
 closing the dialog box.

=TITLE keyboard_cancel
=TITLE Cancel
 Click on the Cancel button to cancel your changes.

=TITLE dialect
=TITLE Choosing a National Replacement Character Set
 Choose 7-Bit NRCS Selection... from the Customize menu
 to choose a National Replacement Character Set (NRCS)
 that corresponds to your keyboard. DECterm displays a
 dialog box.

 The NRCS selection is used only with the 7-Bit NRCS
 Character option for the Customize General menu item.
 Normally, to
 use a 7-bit national character set you need to choose
 the corresponding keyboard in the Session Manager and
 also select the 7-bit NRCS in DECterm.

 You can select the following character sets and
 corresponding keyboards:

 North American        Italian

 Flemish               Swiss (French)

 Canadian (French)     Swiss (German)

 British               Swedish

 Danish                Norwegian

 Finnish               Belgian/French

 Austrian/German       Spanish

 Dutch                 Portuguese

 Selecting the Dutch NRCS is the same as selecting the
 North American NRCS. The Dutch NRCS is not supported.

=TITLE dialect_ok
=TITLE OK
 Click on the OK button to apply your changes and close
 the dialog box.

=TITLE dialect_apply
=TITLE Apply
 Click on the Apply button to view your changes without
 closing the dialog box.

=TITLE dialect_cancel
=TITLE Cancel
 Click on the Cancel button to cancel your changes.

=TITLE graphics
=TITLE Customizing Graphics
 Choose Graphics... from the Customize menu to modify
 DECterm graphics features such as color map entries.
 DECterm displays a dialog box.

Additional information available:

share colormapbacking storemacrographbit planesgraphics okgraphics apply
graphics cancel

=TITLE share_colormap
=TITLE Share Color Map Entries
 Normally, this option is enabled on single-plane
 and true color systems and disabled on GPX systems.
 Clicking on this option prevents DECterm from
 allocating color map entries for its exclusive use.
 Instead, DECterm allocates shared, read-only colors out
 of the default color map. This means that DECterm does
 not need to create a private color map (which would
 prevent the windows from displaying in their true
 colors), but it also means that DECterm colors may not
 match the colors used on a real terminal.

=TITLE backing_store
=TITLE Enable Backing Store
 Normally, the Enable Backing Store option is on,
 causing DECterm to redraw graphics after the window has
 changed. Disabling this option improves performance.

=TITLE macrograph
=TITLE Report Macrograph Contents
 Normally, DECterm does not respond to a request by an
 application to report macrograph contents. Clicking on
 this option enables ReGIS commands to report macrograph
 contents. This feature may risk security in some
 environments. When reporting is complete, disable this
 feature. See the DECterm Graphics Programming Manual
 for detailed information about macrographs.

=TITLE bit_planes
=TITLE 2-Bit Planes
 You can choose the number of colors available in ReGIS
 and sixel graphics by entering the number of planes
 supported by your system. With 2-bit planes DECterm
 can display four different colors at the same time;
 with 4-bit planes DECterm can display 16 colors.

 Normally, DECterm uses 2-bit planes on 4-plane systems
 and 4-bit planes on all other systems. This reduces the
 probability that DECterm must create a private color
 map.

 Applications written for the VT240 terminal require
 only 2-bit planes, while applications written for the
 VT340 terminal may require up to 4-bit planes.

=TITLE graphics_ok
=TITLE OK
 Click on the OK button to apply your changes and close
 the dialog box.

=TITLE graphics_apply
=TITLE Apply
 Click on the Apply button to view your changes without
 closing the dialog box.

=TITLE graphics_cancel
=TITLE Cancel
 Click on the Cancel button to cancel your changes.

=TITLE save_current
=TITLE Save Current Settings
 Choose Save Current Settings from the Customize menu for
 routine saving of customized features.

=TITLE Save_as
=TITLE Save Current Settings As...
 Choose Save Current Settings As... from the Customize
 menu when you want to save the current customized
 features with a new or different file name. DECterm
 displays a dialog box.

 The dialog box prompts you for the name of the file you
 want to use to save your customized features. The file
 list box displays the names of any files in the current
 directory that contain customized features. By default,
 these files have the type DAT.

 To use a file name that is not listed, enter the name
 of that file in the Selection text field and click on
 the OK button.

=TITLE Last_saved
=TITLE Use Last Saved Settings
 Choose Use Last Saved Settings from the Customize menu
 to restore an existing file.

=TITLE use_defaults
=TITLE Use System Defaults
 Choose Use System Defaults from the Customize menu to
 restore the system defaults.

=TITLE settings_from
=TITLE Use Saved Settings From...
 Choose Use Saved Settings From... from the Customize
 menu to restore previously saved settings. DECterm
 displays a dialog box.

 The dialog box prompts you for the name of the file you
 want to use to save your customized features. The file
 list box displays the names of any files in the current
 directory that contain customized features. By default,
 these files have the type DAT. Double click on the file
 name of the file you want to use.

 On a VMS system, use the File Filter text field to
 list a subset of files you can then select from. For
 example, to display all files in another directory
 with the file type DAT, type the complete directory
 specification--[JONES.CUSTOMIZE]*.DAT--in the File Filter
 text field and click on the Filter button. Then double
 click on the name of the file you want to use.

 On an
 ULTRIX system, you can also use the File Filter text
 field to list a subset of files you can then select
 from. For example, to display all files in another
 directory with the file type DECterm, type the full
 directory path--/jones/customize/*.DECterm--in the File
 Filter text field and click on the Filter button. Then
 double click on the file name of the file you want to
 use.

=TITLE Edit_entry
=TITLE Edit Menu
 Choose the Edit menu to copy information within or
 between terminal windows.

 To copy information:

 1. Select the information you want to copy by pressing
    and holding MB1, dragging the pointer over the
    information, and releasing MB1. Or, choose the
    Select All menu item from the Edit menu to copy
    the entire display.

    The selected area is highlighted.

 2. Choose the Copy menu item from the Edit menu to
    store the copied information.

 3. Click on the area where you want to place the
    information.

 4. Choose the Paste menu item from the Edit menu.

 The selected information is copied to the new location.

=TITLE copy
=TITLE Copying Information
 Choose the Edit menu to copy information within or
 between terminal windows.

 To copy information:

 1. Select the information you want to copy by pressing
    and holding MB1, dragging the pointer over the
    information, and releasing MB1. Or, choose the
    Select All menu item from the Edit menu to copy
    the entire display.

    The selected area is highlighted.

 2. Choose the Copy menu item from the Edit menu to
    store the copied information.

 3. Click on the area where you want to place the
    information.

 4. Choose the Paste menu item from the Edit menu.

 The selected information is copied to the new location.

=TITLE paste
=TITLE Pasting Information
 Choose the Edit menu to copy information within or
 between terminal windows.

 To copy information:

 1. Select the information you want to copy by pressing
    and holding MB1, dragging the pointer over the
    information, and releasing MB1. Or, choose the
    Select All menu item from the Edit menu to copy
    the entire display.

    The selected area is highlighted.

 2. Choose the Copy menu item from the Edit menu to
    store the copied information.

 3. Click on the area where you want to place the
    information.

 4. Choose the Paste menu item from the Edit menu.

 The selected information is copied to the new location.

=TITLE select_all
=TITLE Selecting All Information
 Choose the Edit menu to copy information within or
 between terminal windows.

 To copy information:

 1. Select the information you want to copy by pressing
    and holding MB1, dragging the pointer over the
    information, and releasing MB1. Or, choose the
    Select All menu item from the Edit menu to copy
    the entire display.

    The selected area is highlighted.

 2. Choose the Copy menu item from the Edit menu to
    store the copied information.

 3. Click on the area where you want to place the
    information.

 4. Choose the Paste menu item from the Edit menu.

 The selected information is copied to the new location.

=TITLE commands_menu
=TITLE Clearing and Resizing Terminal Windows
 From the Commands menu, you can clear or resize the
 terminal window.

Additional information available:

clear off topclear displayresize windowclear commreset terminal
decterm compose sec

=TITLE clear_off_top
=TITLE Clear Lines Off Top
 You can erase information stored in the transcript
 by choosing the Clear Lines Off Top menu item. The
 transcript is an area of memory that contains the last
 saved lines of your screen display (use the Customize
 Display menu item to change the size of the transcript).
 You can read it by using the scroll bars. The transcript
 exists as long as the Record Lines Off Top option in
 the Window dialog box is in effect. Normally, Record
 Lines Off Top is on.

=TITLE clear_display
=TITLE Clear Display
 You can clear all information displayed in a terminal
 window by choosing the Clear Display menu item.

=TITLE resize_window
=TITLE Resize Window
 Choose the Resize Window menu item to resize the window
 to match the size (number of rows and columns) of
 DECterm.

=TITLE clear_comm
=TITLE Clear Communications
 Choose the Clear Communications menu item to reset the
 communications buffers. This causes DECterm to read
 data to the host system even when DECterm has received
 an XOFF signal.

=TITLE reset_terminal
=TITLE Reset Terminal
 Choosing Reset Terminal causes a Soft Terminal Reset
 (STR). For detailed information about Soft Terminal
 Reset, see the DECterm Text Programming Manual.

 Choosing Reset Terminal also restores the default
 color map. On a 4-plane system such as the VS2000/GPX,
 displaying ReGIS or sixel graphics causes DECterm to
 create and load its own hardware color map, so that
 other windows do not display in their true colors when
 the DECterm window has input focus.

 To restore the default hardware color map, first erase
 the graphics from the window by choosing the Clear
 Display menu item from the Commands menu, and then
 reset the terminal with the Reset Terminal menu item.

 Normally, DECterm emulates only 2 planes of graphics on
 a 4-plane system; therefore, DECterm usually does not
 create a color map.

=TITLE decterm_compose_sec
=TITLE Composing Characters
 Use compose sequences to create special characters.
 A compose sequence is a series of keystrokes that
 creates characters that do not exist as standard keys
 on your keyboard. You can create any character from
 the character set DECterm is currently using. For
 more information about composing characters, see the
 Desktop Applications Guide.

                            Note

      You must simultaneously press the Compose key and
      space bar to begin a compose sequence.

=TITLE quit
=TITLE Exiting from DECterm
 Choose Quit from the Commands menu or enter the LOGOUT
 command to exit from DECterm and close the DECterm
 window.

=TITLE Paste
=TITLE Paste
Choose the Edit Menu to copy information within or
between terminal windows.
 To copy information:
 1. Select the information you want to copy by pressing
    and holding MB1, dragging the pointer over the
    information, and releasing MB1. Or, choose the
    Select All menu item from the Edit menu to copy
    the entire display.

    The selected area is highlighted.

 2. Choose the Copy menu item from the Edit menu to
    store the copied information.

 3. Click on the area you want to place the information.

 4. Choose the Paste menu item from the Edit menu.

 The selected information is copied to the new location.

=TITLE Quit
=TITLE Quit
 Choose the Quit menu item or enter the LOGOUT command
 to exit from DECterm and close the DECterm window.

=TITLE Record Lines Off Top
=TITLE Record Lines Off Top
 Normally, lines that are scrolled off the top of the
 DECterm display are saved. To disable this option,
 click on Record Lines Off Top.
 To view the lines that are scrolled off the top of the
 display, use the vertical scroll bar.

=TITLE Reset Terminal
=TITLE Reset Terminal
 Choose the Reset Terminal menu item to restore the
 currently saved defaults.
 Choosing Reset Terminal also restores the default
 color map. On a 4-plane system such as the VS2000/GPX,
 displaying ReGIS or sixel graphics causes DECterm to
 create and load its own hardware color map, so that
 other windows do not display in their true colors when
 the DECterm window has input focus. To restore the
 default hardware color map, first erase the graphics
 from the window by choosing the Clear Display menu item
 from the Commands menu, and then reset the terminal
 with the Reset Terminal menu item.

=TITLE Resize Window
=TITLE Resize Window
 Choose the Resize Window menu item to change the size
 of the terminal window.

=TITLE _Rows
=TITLE _Rows
 You can also set the rows to be any number from 1 to
 132 by clicking on the text entry field, deleting any
 existing numbers, and entering the new settings.

=TITLE 24 Rows
=TITLE 24 Rows
 Normally, the terminal size is set to 24 rows and 80
 columns.

=TITLE 48 Rows
=TITLE 48 Rows
 By clicking on 48, you can change the row setting to
 72.

=TITLE 72 Rows
=TITLE 72 Rows
 Normally, the terminal size is set to 24 rows and 80
 columns. By clicking on 72, you can change the row
 setting to 72.

=TITLE Save Current Settings As...
=TITLE Save Current Settings As...
Choose the Save Current Settings As... menu item when
you want to save the current customized features with
a new or different file name. DECterm displays a dialog
box.
 The dialog box prompts you for the name of the file you
 want to use to save your customized features. The file
 list box displays the names of any files in the current
 directory that contain customized features. By default,
 these files have the type DAT.
 To use a file name that is not listed, enter the name
 of that file in the Selection text field and click on
 the OK button.

=TITLE Save Current Settings
=TITLE Save Current Settings
Choose the Save Current Settings menu item for routine
saving of customized features.

=TITLE Select All
=TITLE Select All
 Choose the Edit Menu to copy information within or
 between terminal windows.
 To copy information:

 1. Select the information you want to copy by pressing
    and holding MB1, dragging the pointer over the
    information, and releasing MB1. Or, choose the
    Select All menu item from the Edit menu to copy
    the entire display.

    The selected area is highlighted.

 2. Choose the Copy menu item from the Edit menu to
    store the copied information.

 3. Click on the area you want to place the information.

 4. Choose the Paste menu item from the Edit menu.

 The selected information is copied to the new location.

=TITLE Use Saved Settings From...
=TITLE Use Saved Settings From
Choose the Use Saved Settings From... menu item to
restore previously saved settings. DECterm displays a
dialog box.
 The dialog box prompts you for the name of the file you
 want to use to save your customized features. The file
 list box displays the names of any files in the current
 directory that contain customized features. By default,
 these files have the type DAT. Double click on the file
 name of the file you want to use.

=TITLE 7-Bit NRCS Characters
=TITLE 7-Bit NRCS Characters
 To use the National Replacement Character Sets, click
 on the 7-Bit Character Mode option. The default is the
 8-bit Multinational Character set.

=TITLE Share Color Map Entries
=TITLE Share Color Map Entries
 By default, this option is enabled on single plane and
 color systems. Clicking in this option prevents DECterm
 from allocating its color map.

=TITLE Terminal Driver Resize
=TITLE Terminal Driver Resize
 By default, when you modify the terminal driver the
 display size also changes. Clicking on Terminal Driver
 Resize disables this option.

=TITLE Terminal ID
=TITLE Terminal ID
 You can let the host system know specific operating
 attributes of the terminal by clicking on the Terminal
 ID option. The default is DECterm ID.

=TITLE Terminal Size
=TITLE Terminal Size
 Normally, the terminal size is set to 24 rows and 80
 columns. By clicking on the size you want, you can
 change the row setting to 48 or 72 and the column
 setting to 132. You can also set the column and row
 to be any number from 1 to 132 by clicking on the
 text entry field, deleting any existing numbers, and
 entering the new settings.

=TITLE Tilde Key Sends ESC
=TITLE Tilde Key Sends ESC
 You can override the Tilde Key Sends `~ default by
 clicking on the Tilde Key Sends ESC option. This causes
 the `~ key to function as an escape (ESC) key. (This
 applies to a North American or Dutch keyboard dialect.)

=TITLE Tilde Key Sends `~
=TITLE Tilde Key Sends `~
 Unless you specify otherwise, the Tilde Key Sends `~
 option is set. This causes the `~ key to display a left
 single quotation mark (`) when unshifted and a tilde
 (~) when shifted. (This applies to a North American or
 Dutch keyboard dialect.)

=TITLE Record _ Lines Off Top
=TITLE Record _ Lines Off Top
 By default, you can save 100 lines in the transcript.
 Entering a number to a maximum of 9,999 increases the
 number of lines you can save in the transcript.

=TITLE Underline Cursor
=TITLE Underline Cursor
 The default cursor for DECterm is block shaped. Click
 on the Underline Cursor option to get an underline
 cursor.

=TITLE UPSS ISO Latin 1
=TITLE UPSS ISO Latin 1
 You can override the DEC Multinational Character Set
 by clicking on the UPSS ISO Latin 1 option. This causes
 the International Standards (ISO) Latin 1 Character Set
 to be used.
 To use these character sets, the Character Set mode
 menu item must be set to 8-bit Characters.

=TITLE Use System Defaults
=TITLE Use System Defaults
Choose the Use System Defaults menu item to restore the
system defaults.

=TITLE Normal/80, Condensed/132
=TITLE Normal/80, Condensed/132
 The default font size is Normal Font/80, Condensed/132.
 This causes the font size to adjust to match the
 terminal width.

=TITLE Vertical Cursor Coupling
=TITLE Vertical Cursor Coupling
 By default, when you change the size of your window or
 terminal vertically, the cursor remains visible. For
 example, if the display contains 24 rows and you shrink
 it to 5 rows, the cursor remains visible and allows you
 to enter text. You can disable this option by clicking
 on it.

=TITLE Vertical Scroll Bar
=TITLE Vertical Scroll Bar
 By default, DECterm windows display vertical scroll
 bars. If you do not want vertical scroll bars, click on
 Vertical Scroll Bar to disable this option.

=TITLE VT100 Mode
=TITLE VT100 Mode
 You can change the VT300 Terminal Mode, 8-bit Controls
 default option by clicking on the VT100 Mode option.
 This causes DECterm to emulate a VT100 terminal.

=TITLE VT300 Mode, 7-Bit Controls
=TITLE VT300 Mode, 7-Bit Controls
 You can change the VT300 Terminal Mode, 8-bit Controls
 default option by clicking on the VT300 Terminal Mode,
 7-bit Controls option. This causes DECterm to emulate a
 VT300 with 7-bit control characters.

=TITLE VT300 Mode, 8-Bit Controls
=TITLE VT300 Mode, 8-Bit Controls
 Unless you specify otherwise, the terminal option
 is VT300 Terminal Mode, 8-bit Controls. This causes
 DECterm to emulate a VT300 with 8-bit control
 characters.
                            NOTE
      With each new DECterm window, you can choose
      to emulate the same terminal or different
      terminals.

=TITLE VT52 Mode
=TITLE VT52 Mode
 You can override the VT300 Terminal Mode, 8-bit
 Controls default option by clicking on the VT52
 Terminal Mode option. This causes DECterm to emulate
 a VT52 terminal.

=TITLE Warning Bell
=TITLE Warning Bell
 Unless you specify otherwise, the keyboard warning bell
 is set to ring when errors occur. You can disable this
 function by clicking on the Warning Bell option.

=TITLE Window...
=TITLE Window...
 Choose the Window... menu item to change terminal
 window features.
 Shaded buttons indicate the current settings. Click
 MB1 on a button or its label to change the setting.
 Click on the Apply button to view your changes without
 closing the dialog box. Click on the OK button to apply
 your changes and close the dialog box. Click on the
 CANCEL button to cancel your changes.

=TITLE Apply
=TITLE Apply
Click on the Apply button to view your changes without
closing the dialog box.

=TITLE Cancel
=TITLE Cancel
Click on the CANCEL button to cancel your changes.

=TITLE OK
=TITLE OK
Click on the OK button to apply your changes and close
the dialog box.

=TITLE Window Title
=TITLE Window Title
 By default, a title appears in the menu bar window.
 Entering a title changes the title in the menu bar
 window.