I'm not sure I could take jumping directly to a session...too limited mental capacity on my part.
On the 390 side, I have two TN3270 sessions going with a session manager. The first one has 32 sessions predefined and currently 9 active. The second one has 36 sessions predefined and 15 active. (In some cases, I just don't log off or disconnect from CICS, in others, I either have VSE and Linux consoles running, and various performance monitors continously running.) I just cycle thru them which also means I can't forget any of them. But you bring up a new catagory, a PC based session manager. Tom Duerbusch THD Consulting >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/21/05 11:54 AM >>> > Having > a session manager is nice as I can swap sessions via keystrokes instead > of haveing to move my hand to a mouse to get a different TN3270 > session. At least with PCOMM one can switch between sessions with keystrokes too, I use this all day long. Start keyboard tailoring, and assign for example Alt-A to jump to session A, Alt-B for session B, etc. It provides even a direct jump, something you probably don't have with a S/390 bases session manager. Kris, IBM Belgium, VM customer support
