If this option is selected, then an automatic tab to the next field of a form will be performed as soon as the last character of the field has been typed. If not selected then no action will be performed until either the Tab key or the next character is entered.
This option controls whether automatic tabbing (move to the next field of the form when the last character of a field is entered) should also be applied to input coming from the host machine. The normal Glink action here is not to perform such automatic tabbing for host data even when local auto-tab is set. The option may be required for host applications developed using emulators that make the assumption that auto-tabbing applies equally to local and host data . This option applies to VIP and DKU only.
Effective only for modes where characters are being echoed locally by the emulator, this option specifies that the backspace key should replace the character backspaced over with a space character. Note that in insert mode backspace will in any case delete such characters, and also move that part of the line following the cursor one character to the left.
This option controls whether Glink automatically should scroll the screen so that the cursor position is visible on the screen or not. It is by default enabled, and when enabled, Glink will always scroll the screen to display the cursor position. When disabled, Glink will display the top left portion of the screen when it receives a new screen from the server and the display will not follow the cursor when it is moved. The user can scroll the display to the cursor position by tapping the screen or scroll freely by dragging the screen, but each new screen will default to the top left corner.
This option is only relevant for IBM 5250 and IBM 3270 emulation modes.
This option decides how CR and LF characters should be treated when capturing or logging to print. When set to CR or LF then a new line will be started when that character is received, and the other will be ignored. When set to CRLF, CR and LF characters will be passed transparently to the capture file (or printer). Normally this option should be set to LF but for certain special applications you may need to change the option to get correct output on the capture file. This option is not acted upon in VT100 modes, which support data capture compatibly with the built in print functionality on the actual terminals.
This option lets you specify the maximum number of scrollback pages saved. Note that each extra page of scrollback you configure will cost extra memory allocated.
This option lets you choose between screen widths of 40, 80 and 132 columns (normally the choice of emulation mode will set this correctly for you).
This option lets you choose the number of rows. The default value is 24 rows.
This option is only relevant for VIP7800 and VT emulation modes.