A “Script” button was added to the ribbon bar in TinyTERM 4.10. This eliminates the need to go through the Tools menu to run an existing script.
CR 13
Posted in CScript | Comments Off on Script Button on Ribbon Bar
This error comes from the FTGet() command in TinyTERM 4.11. There is no patch or workaround. This was fixed in TinyTERM 4.12.
CR 124
Posted in CScript, File Transfer | Comments Off on Wrong Number of Arguments Passed to Function FTRecvEx
Using the German user interface, opening the Help gives the error: “Cannot find the ttde.hlp file. Do you want to try to find this file yourself?” The help file does come up when using the English or French user interface.
CR 120, fixed in TinyTERM 4.12.
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The Linux console was added as a terminal emulation in TinyTERM 4.21.
CR 12
Posted in Linux, Terminal Emulation | Comments Off on Linux Console Emulation
The Back Tab option in the keyboard mapper for TN5250 does nothing. When that is mapped to a key, it’s as if the key were mapped to nothing. There is no patch for this.
CR 114, fixed in TinyTERM Plus 4.40.
Posted in 5250, Keyboard | Comments Off on Back Tab Fails in TN5250
TinyTERM 3.x and TERM 7.x for Windows allow the user to select a language during install. The install then copies the appropriate resource files for that language only. It applies to all TinyTERM or TERM menus and dialog boxes. Available languages include English, French, Spanish and Hungarian.
TinyTERM 4.00-4.05 only have an English-language menu system. French and German were added in TinyTERM 4.10. More languages were added in TinyTERM 4.31: Italian, Spanish, Polish and Portuguese. They can be changed on the fly from the View menu. Again, these languages apply to the menus and dialog boxes in TinyTERM.
The language within the emulator window is handled through code pages. The host system and TinyTERM must be using the same code pages, or the display will be incorrect.
CR 11, Italian, German
CR 213, split into CRs 264, 265 and 266
CR 214, version 4.21 has language selector during install
CR 264, Spanish
CR 265, Polish
CR 266, Portuguese
Posted in Code Page, Install | Comments Off on User Interface Languages
The Value field in the keyboard mapper has a 4,096-character limit. When mapping CScript commands to a key, TinyTERM versions prior to 4.12 do not allow the full 4,096 characters. There is no patch for earlier versions.
CR 107, fixed in TinyTERM 4.12.
Posted in CScript, Keyboard | Comments Off on Keyboard Mapper Character Limit
SCOANSI emulation allows a host program to send \033[m to return text attributes to their default values. TinyTERM versions prior to 4.20 ignore this command. There is no patch for this issue.
CR 104, fixed in TinyTERM 4.20.
Posted in SCOANSI | Comments Off on TinyTERM Does Not Respond to Default Color Sequences
The Wyse60 terminal allows the host to set the number of lines to display. For 42 lines the host sends \033e*, and for 43 lines the host sends \033e+. TinyTERM versions prior to 4.20 do not respond to these escape sequences. There is no patch. You must use a newer version of TinyTERM to fix this.
CR 102, fixed in TinyTERM 4.20.
Posted in Wyse | Comments Off on Wyse60 Ignores 42- and 43-Line Commands
Connecting via modem, when TERM tries to XMIT a string the connection dies. This was tracked to the parity not being sent. There was no option to set parity in the modem initialization string.
The workaround was to use the TERM Script Language command SET MASKPAR ON. This masks the parity being sent.
CR 176
Posted in Modem, TERM, TSL, UNIX | Comments Off on Can’t Set Parity in UNIX
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