Getting Started
Changing the Session Configuration
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If you are logged on as system administrator there will be two
Session stored...
options to enable a session to be created or
modified either for yourself (current user) only, or for all users.
Refer to the section “Session Management” on page 17 for
details.
The session you are creating will be displayed on the desktop as
an icon by default. If you do not want it to appear as a shortcut
icon on the desktop, deselect the
Create Icon on Desktop for
Session
option.
A summary of all the settings you have selected for the session
is displayed for you to check. If you need to change anything,
just click the
Back
button to the relevant dialog.
9
Once you have configured the session as required, click
Finish
.
A TeemTalk session with the name specified in step 3 will be
created and listed in the
Start
>
Programs
menu under
Neoware
TeemTalk
. A shortcut icon will also be created on the desktop if
the
Create Icon on Desktop for Session
option was selected.
Changing the Session Configuration
You can change a session configuration once it has been created by
clicking the right mouse button on the session icon, or its name in
the
Start
>
Programs
>
Neoware TeemTalk
menu, then selecting
Edit Session
from the pop-up menu. This will run the Connection
Wizard showing the current settings for the session. Make the
required changes then click
OK
to save the new configuration and
exit the Connection Wizard.
Summary of Contents for t5730 - Thin Client
Page 1: ...TeemTalk 6 0 for Windows USER MANUAL...
Page 22: ...Table of Contents xxii...
Page 28: ...Introduction 6 Getting More Information...
Page 42: ...Getting Started 20 Session Management...
Page 110: ...Host Connection Settings 88 SSH Connection Settings...
Page 120: ...Keyboard Configuration 98 Compose Character Sequences...
Page 336: ...IBM 3270 Emulation 314 Notice Board Facility...
Page 360: ...IBM 3151 Emulation 338 Defining Function Keys...
Page 364: ...MDIS Prism Emulations 342 Keyboard Mapping...
Page 374: ...PT250 Emulation 352 Displaying Alternate Characters...
Page 378: ...Siemens 97801 Emulation 356 Keyboard Mapping...
Page 386: ...TA6530 Emulation 364 The Status Line...
Page 392: ...Unisys T27 Emulation 370 Keyboard Mapping...
Page 396: ...Viewdata Emulation 374 Keyboard Mapping...
Page 468: ...Initialization Commands 446 Keyboard Mouse...
Page 472: ...Programming Keys Buttons 450 Including Special Characters...
Page 496: ...Product Specification 474 Wyse 50 50 TVI 910 925 950 ADDS A2 HZ 1500 Wyse PC Term...
Page 506: ...Index 484...