TinyTERM products for iPad and iPhone do not include meta key support. This is needed for some applications, such as Emacs.

CR 1064

When using a session manager in TinyTERM ITX 3270 for iPad, lines drawn in one session can revert to alphanumeric characters on switching between the sessions. There is no workaround at present.

CR 1062

TinyTERM ITX products for iOS support both telnet and SSH connections. However, only SSH2 is currently supported. Century Software has had a request to add SSH1 support.

CR 1059

In TinyTERM ITX 3270 for iPad version 2.0.1, the ATTN key does nothing when tapped.

CR 1057

When used in TN3270 emulation, the te.GetSelection() script command returns an empty string.

CR 1051

In reverse text mode, non-font-based line draw characters are not drawn. This happens across the board in all TinyTERM product lines.

On Windows with the “Use non font-based line draw characters” option turned off, the characters draw correctly. That option is not available on other platforms.

CR 1049

When using TN3270 emulation in TinyTERM Plus over an RDP connection, the right Ctrl key – normally used as the Enter key – acts the same as the left Ctrl key. This works properly at the Windows server console.

CR 1046

TinyTERM for Windows includes an option for the WRU character and Answer Back string. So do TinyTERM ITX 2 and TinyTERM Pro for iPhone. This will be added in future releases to all our products.

CR 1045

Most versions of Windows ship with the Lucida Console font installed. TinyTERM also installs the same font into its own directory, as lucon.ttf. However, it also overwrites the existing Windows copy of the font with a shortcut to the TinyTERM copy.

Uninstalling TinyTERM removes the shortcut. It does not replace the font.

CR 1040

TinyTERM is currently limited to 132 columns and 66 lines of text, regardless of platform. Century Software, Inc., has had a request to extend those limits.

CR 1019