The TVI950 emulation includes specification for a Send key. TinyTERM does not currently implement that key.

CR 599

This was reported in Wyse60-25 emulation. The arrow keys worked properly until the user opened Session Properties. After clicking OK there, the arrow keys failed. This has not been duplicated.

CR 587

Neither TERM nor TinyTERM supports the Send key for IBM3101 and IBM3151 emulations.

CR 567

Run the following script command in TERM for Linux:

setkey sf1 “text”

No matter how it’s actually mapped, Shift-F1 does nothing. The same is true all the way through Shift-F12. Ctrl-function keys also fail, as do Ctrl+Shift and Alt keys. You can see this by running:

term -z ktest.cmd

In fact, Shift-F5 displays as “sf1” using that script. Shift-F8 is “sf4” and nothing past that works at all.

This also affects TERM for SCO UNIX versions 6.2.5b and 6.28 running on SCO 5.0.6 or higher. SCO maintenance pack 2 for SCO OpenServer 6 restores the system console to ANSI, instead of the default AT386. This fixes the problem on that particular OS.

CR 565

The keyboard editor in TinyTERM 4.x includes keyboard maps for the United Kingdom, the United States, France and Germany. Century Software has had a request to add two Brazilian keyboard maps, ABNT and ABNT2.

CR 503

In WordPerfect 8.0 for UNIX, TinyTERM does not work properly with the macro editor. For example, the sentence:

What is the number

should appear in the editor as:

What·is·the·number

Although it types in as “What is the number” and appears as such the first time, when you go back into the macro it appears as “Whatisthenumber”. When the cursor runs over the text, the text then moves right or left, making it impossible to edit correctly. This was reported in SCOANSI emulation.

CR 461

TinyTERM’s IBM3151 emulation does not allow the host to reprogram the function keys.  The model 310 and 410 terminals made by IBM do allow this, the 510 and 610 models do not.

CR 45

Configure TinyTERM Thin Client on Windows 2000 with Citrix Metaframe XP as a published application. Also configure it to establish connection on open. Occasionally TinyTERM will not accept keyboard input at the login prompt. Clicking Disconnect, then Connect fixes the problem. The problem can also be duplicated by disconnecting and reconnecting repeatedly.

CR 299

When using TVI925 or TVI950, there is an escape sequence that will lock the keyboard: \033#. To unlock the keyboard, the sequence is \033″.

In TinyTERM 4.x, these sequences are ignored. The user can continue to type, even when the keyboard should be locked.

CR 225

After mapping the Fld+ key in TN5250 emulation, pressing it moves the cursor to the next field. However, sometimes it cuts off the last digit entered in the previous field. For example, if you enter $11.03 into a field and then press Fld+, the previous field will sometimes display $1.10.

CR 123