Using the CScript _StrnCmp() function to compare one character from each string, the return value is always 0. If the compared strings are at least two characters long, it works properly in most cases. However, the following script fails as well:

fline=” 1) ‘p5669050.301288 EDIT STATUS'”;
cdash=”*-*”;
dash=MidStr(fline,26,1);
xdash=”*” + dash + “*”;
rc=_StrnCmp(xdash,2,cdash,2,2);
rcstr=_Str(rc);
MsgBox(rcstr,”xdash=” + xdash + ” cdash=” + cdash,0);

CR 721

The CScript command KeyLoad() doesn’t generate any debug errors when it runs. However, it doesn’t make any changes. Loading a new scheme with KeyLoad() doesn’t change the key mappings.

CR 719

Configure TinyTERM Plus for TN5250 or TN3270 emulation, then save the settings and exit. On your keyboard, turn NumLock on. When you start TinyTERM Plus, Num Lock shuts off. It also happens occasionally just by selecting either emulation.

CR 718

SecureFT requires you to enter a username and password for each connection. Leaving them blank produces the error, “Error occurred on connected event with message: Last command line completely unrecognized.”

Century Software, Inc., has had a request to add a login prompt to SecureFT. This would allow the connection to be set up with no username or password. On connect, it would prompt the user to enter them before continuing.

CR 716

Century Software, Inc., has had a request for RSA SecurID support in TinyTERM Plus. This has not been implemented thus far.

CR 713

The SSH protocol includes an option to display an introductory message or “banner” prior to login. This is not yet implemented in TinyTERM Plus.

CR 712

Century Software, Inc., has had a request for RSA key authentication in SecureFT. This would apply to both the SCP and SFTP protocols if it were implemented.

CR 711

If Force Num Lock On is set in TinyTERM, some laptop keyboards will behave erratically. Other laptops ignore the setting. Typing on those works normally.

The problem stems from the dual nature of the typical laptop number pad. It tends to be a secondary function of the main keyboard, rather than a keypad of its own. With the laptop’s Num Lock off but the TinyTERM setting on, the function of any of the dual keys is not always predictable.

CR 705

PIXIL Thin Client currently includes keyboard layouts for US English, German, Italian, Italian 142 and French. Its time zones cover the Western Hemisphere. This will be expanded in future releases

CR 702, Swedish keyboard
CR 749, additional time zones

Century Software, Inc., has had a request to make TinyTERM run as a service in Windows, rather than as a standard application. This has not been implemented thus far.

CR 699