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changes/cursor movements).
D Toggles on the download function. Allows downloading of files and
programs from another BBS.
H Hangs up the phone line.
20.2 OTHER PARAMETERS
C-Term has other optional parameters (O from the terminal Main Menu) which
include:
I Input Linefeeds. (Required or automatic). This feature applies only
to the ASCII/ANSI terminal mode. Some ASCII systems you call may
expect your cursor to move to the beginning of the next line when they
send your terminal a carriage return, that is, linefeeds are assumed
AUTOMATIC. Other systems however, only expect your cursor to move to
the beginning of the SAME line, when carriage return is sent, so they go
on to send a linefeed to actually move your cursor down to a new line. In
the later example, linefeeds are ‘REQUIRED’.
O Output linefeeds (sent after carriage return, or not sent). If
output linefeeds are enabled, a linefeed character will be sent to the
system that you are connected to after each carriage return has been
sent.
20.3 DISK OPTIONS
As disks are sent to a work drive inside the BBS itself, so are commands
sent to a logged drive while in the term. To change to a different drive
while inside C-Term, you must only enter the number next to the drive that
you wish to select, or work with. These drives are read in while C-Term is
setting up for use, and are listed in the order shown on your ‘Waiting for
a Call’ screen.
Some of the highlighted commands are:
$ Directory of logged drive (pattern matching is available).
@ Send a DOS command to the drive (i.e., s#:filename,
r#:newname=oldname, etc.).
RF/WF/MF Read file, Write file, Move file between drives available.
Reading a file will NOT cause it to be sent over the modem.
20.4 SELECTING FILES
To pre-select files for multi-uploading in C-Term, use the ‘SF’ command at
the main menu. It will prompt you for a file pattern initially, use as
many characters as needed to select as many files as needed. Once you have
finished selecting that file pattern, you may continue to select file
patterns by answering ‘Yes’ to the ‘Use previous selection List?’ and the
‘Append Previous list?’ prompts. It will prompt you again for another file
patters. It is important to note that this routine will NOT ‘remember’
where you selected the file from, and that if you elect to select from a
different drive than the one currently selected, it will clear the list.
If, after selecting files, you change to a different work drive, and do NOT