Appendices : MindTerm Applet Reference : MindTerm terminal menu options

MindTerm terminal menu options
As is shown in first line of the screen output shown in Figure A.1, you can bring up the terminal menu by pressing Ctrl and the third mouse button at the same time: Ctrl+mouse right-click. Figure A.2 shows the terminal menu that displays if you enter Ctrl+mouse right-click and then drag the cursor to pull down the File menu options.
Terminal Menu
The following table describes the terminal menu options.
Save Settings (Ctrl+Shift+s)
 
Capture to File (Ctrl+Shift+c)
 
Starts capturing terminal output to a file, or if this menu option is selected when output is currently being captured, stops capturing.
 
Sends the contents of a selected file to the terminal as input, as if the contents were being typed on the keyboard.
 
Close (Ctrl+Shift+c)
NOTE:If you close a window without logging out, you abort the SSH connection abnormally. The recommended procedure is to log out in the shell before closing or exiting the MindTerm window.
Exit (Ctrl+Shift+x)
NOTE:Closing windows without logging out aborts the SSH connection. Enter the exit command in the terminal before using this option.
Copy (Ctrl+Insert)
Copies selected text to the clipboard. Select text by clicking and holding down the left mouse button and then dragging the mouse over the area to select, releasing the mouse when the desired area is selected.
 
Paste (Shift+Insert)
 
Pastes the clipboard’s contents to the screen as input, as if the contents were being typed on the keyboard.
 
 
Select All (Ctrl+Shift+a)
 
Find (Ctrl+Shift+f)
Displays the Find dialog box, which can be used to search the scrollback buffer and the currently-displayed text for strings.
 
 
 
Settings (continued)
 
Terminal (Ctrl+Shift+t)
Displays a dialog box for setting terminal characteristics.
 
 
Settings (continued)
 
 
Enables and disables the automatic saving of settings. When this option is enabled [default], settings are saved automatically whenever you disconnect from a server or exit the terminal. When this option is disabled, you must explicitly save settings to a file in order to preserve them.
Displays a dialog box listing any previously configured tunnels. Clicking the Add button displays a dialog box for configuring a tunnel.
Displays a dialog box with information about the Mind Term build date, version, platform you are running.