OS X uses function keys for a number of functions. So do most terminal emulations. Century Software, Inc. has had a request to add function key buttons to the TinyTERM ITX user interface, so that the keyboard function keys can be used for their standard Mac functions.

CR 941, added in TinyTERM ITX 1.0.6

Many host applications display shaded boxes by drawing some of the character cells around the box in black. At certain screen resolutions, TinyTERM will display light-colored lines between these cells.

This is a draw bug allowing a TinyTERM default background color through. It happens on Windows, Mac and Linux platforms.

CR 939

Using IBM3151 emulation, TinyTERM for iPad and TinyTERM ITX display letters where lines should be drawn instead. This works properly in TinyTERM for Windows.

CR 934, fixed in TinyTERM ITX 1.0.5

TinyTERM for iPad and TinyTERM ITX both include PCTERM emulation. However, it fails when scancodes are required.

This is due to the lack of a Windows keyboard interface. Scancodes are generated automatically by Windows keyboards, but are not used in most other operating systems. So on non-Windows platforms, the scancodes are not available.

CR 929

TinyTERM for Windows allows users to enable or disable display of text attributes set by the host. For example, blinking text can be turned off, have its color changed, etc.

Neither TinyTERM for iPad nor TinyTERM ITX has this capability, other than providing an alternate color option for bold text. Century Software has had a request to add this capability for all text attributes.

CR 919