In message <19552-1268350334-97...@sneakemail.com>, Tony Gravagno
<3xk547...@sneakemail.com> writes
It does. ViaDuct was my favorite emulator in the early 90's
until I found wIntegrate, and that was my favorite until the
later 90's when I found AccuTerm. :) All support scripting.
The problem i
I'd like to offer a different approach to the problem. Besides determining
emulator, it can potentially determine location, which printer to use, and
more.
The trick is to pass an environment variable to the host, at login time.
The emulator can be configured to send whatever is needed. This is
> From: Beverly Wilson
> I'm not even certain that Viaduct supports login
> scripting. It probably does, but I've not looked at it
> for much beyond data import/export scripting.
It does. ViaDuct was my favorite emulator in the early 90's
until I found wIntegrate, and that was my favorite until
Beverly:
AccuTerm "Internet Explorer" edition maintains a single configuration
and script file. Users download and install the base AccuTerm
applicatioin when connecting to a web server. All users use the same
configuration and login script (or whatever script you run), so
there's no nee
Thanks for your input, Tony. I almost always find your responses to the
list to be thought-provoking.
I think for this project (converting greenbar reports to screen or exports)
I'm going to go with the "hard way" approach. The "easy way" is
interesting, but much more complex to set up than th
Thanks for your input Bill. Not quite the approach that I was thinking of,
but it is certainly food for thought. Of course, I'd also have to make the
term types wIntVP and ViaVP. :-)
At 3/9/2010 05:29 PM, Bill Haskett wrote:
"...based on the emulator (e.g. wIntWy60, AtWy60, VDWy60, etc)."
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Hi folks,
I'm wondering if anyone on the list can t
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In message <6.0.1.1.1.20100309151717.05cc2...@12.167.143.145>, Beverly
Wilson writes
>Hi folks,
>
>I'm wondering if anyone on the list can tell me what I can do to
>determine whether a user i
In message <8363-1268176878-166...@sneakemail.com>, Tony Gravagno
<3xk547...@sneakemail.com> writes
You can try to do this the hard way and face lack of success, or
you can do this the easy way, which is perhaps not as elegant but
it's a fast and effectice solution.
The hard way: try to come up
In message <6.0.1.1.1.20100309151717.05cc2...@12.167.143.145>, Beverly
Wilson writes
Hi folks,
I'm wondering if anyone on the list can tell me what I can do to
determine whether a user is using the Viaduct terminal emulator via
UniBasic?
Can you configure Viaduct? It should have some sort o
You can try to do this the hard way and face lack of success, or
you can do this the easy way, which is perhaps not as elegant but
it's a fast and effectice solution.
The hard way: try to come up with scripts that will return useful
information from specific emulators without messing up any other
"...based on the emulator (e.g. wIntWy60, AtWy60, VDWy60, etc)." Of
course "viaWy60" may be a more appropriate prefix for a ViaDuct
terminal. :-)
Bill
Bill Haskett said the following on 3/9/2010 2:23 PM:
Bev:
What I've always done, in all versions of PICK, is define separate
term-types b
Bev:
What I've always done, in all versions of PICK, is define separate
term-types based on the emulator (e.g. wIntWy60, AtWy60, VDWy60,
etc). Then define the term-type upon user login then you can query
the terminal type via the standard SYSTEM(7) function (I use this
function in one of
; ',3):
007 PRINT ' running under DOS version ':FIELD(REPLY,' ',4)
008 PRINT ' running under Windows version ':FIELD(REPLY,' ',5)
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Hi folks,
I'm wondering if anyone on the list can tell me what I can do to determine
whether a user is using the Viaduct terminal emulator via UniBasic?
We have some code that can tell if the emulator is Accuterm or Wintegrate,
but I haven't been able to come up with a command string that wou
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