^m╒═══════════════════╤═════╤══════════════════╤═════╤═══════╡^t Toggles ^m╞╤═════╕
│ ^nBlind support     ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nAuto save config ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│ ^nShow when Ctrl   ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│
│ ^nDeaf support      ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nAuto save his.   ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│ ^nShow when Alt    ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│
│                   │     ^m│ ^nAuto update baud ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│ ^nShow when Ctrl+S.^m│ ^hOn  ^m│
│ ^nSound             ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│ ^nBackup cfg/phone ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│ ^nBaud in status   ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│
│ ^nConnect alarm     ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│ ^nSecond backup    ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│                  ^m│     │
│ ^nTransfer t. beep  ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nSave before dial ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nMouse            ^m│ ^hOff ^m│
│ ^nKey click         ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nSave scrollback  ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│ ^nEnhanced keyb.   ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│
│                   │     ^m│ ^nSave tagfile     ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│                  ^m│     │
│ ^nOpening screen    ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│ ^nOpen logfile     ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│ ^nAuto Ansi        ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│
│ ^nClosing screen    ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│                  │     │ ^nFlush Cache      ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│
│ ^nAsk start device  ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nAuto-open cap.   ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│ ^nImport descript. ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│
│ ^nStart in phone    ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nOverwrite cap.   ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nRegInfo bright   ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│
│ ^nStart in top      ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nAppend capture   ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nSelect Sort      ^m│ ^hOff ^m│
│ ^nAsk phone         ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│ ^nCtrl in capture  ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nShell info.      ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│
│ ^nPhonebook after   ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nCapture keystrok.^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nTag advance      ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│
│ ^nJump back t. phone^m│ ^hOff ^m│                  │     │ ^nTransfer info    ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│
│ ^nDialer auto untag ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│ ^nHide passwords   ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│ ^nTransfer slice   ^m│ ^hOff ^m│
│ ^nQuick dialing bar ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nPassword check.  ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│ ^nWrap word chat   ^m│ ^hOn  ^m│
│ ^nReturn aborts     ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nCrypt cfg/fon    ^m│ ^hOff ^m│                  ^m│     │
│ ^nShow big CONNECT  ^m│ ^hOff ^m│                  │     │                  ^m│     │
│                   │     │ ^nAsk at Alt-X     ^m│ ^hOff ^m│                  ^m│     │
│                   │     │ ^nAsk at Alt-H     ^m│ ^hOff ^m│ ^nReset toggles    ^m│     ^m│
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 ^hBlind support^n

  Read BLIND.DOC for more information.

 ^hDeaf Support^n

  Flash screen before making alarm or other bells generated by Terminate.

 ^hSound^n

  Turn on/off all alarms/beeps. You can also set a time period where
  sounds could be disabled.

 ^hConnect alarm^n

  Make a sound when carrier is received.

 ^hTransfer then beep^n

  Keep on beeping until any key is pressed after a file transfer is
  completed, will timeout after 60 seconds.

 ^hKey click^n

  Make a click sound when pressing any key.

 ^hOpening screen^n

  Skip the TERMINATE picture when starting (only registered users).

 ^hClosing screen^n

  When leaving Terminate you can disable the last screen.

 ^hAsk start device^n

  If you are using several devices, it might be a useful feature for you
  to select the current device when starting up Terminate.

 ^hStart in phone^n

  Jump directly to the phonebook at startup.

 ^hStart in top^n

  After loading a phonebook, place menubar at the top.

 ^hAsk phone^n

  When changing phonebooks (Alt-D) with P, this will ask if this phonebook
  should be default for the current device. If you think it is annoying
  just turn it off and it will make it the current book everytime you
  change book.

 ^hPhonebook after^n

  When you get hung up by the system you just called or logoff the system,
  this function will allow you to force Terminate directly into the phonebook
  afterwards.

 ^hJump back to phone^n

  Upon a no connect string like BUSY or NO CARRIER, dialling is aborted and
  returns to phonebook.

 ^hDialer auto untag^n

  When you connect to a remote system, Terminate will untag all entries that
  have the same 5 first characters in the system name.

 ^hQuick dialing bar^n

  Use Quick Dialling Bar in phonebook.

 ^hReturn aborts^n

  If enabled then Return will hangup the line instead of Escape when
  dialing from the phonebook.

 ^hShow big CONNECT^n

  When carrier is detected a gigantic CONNECT picture will be shown.

 ^hAuto save config^n

  Make sure your configuration is always saved.

 ^hAuto save history^n

  Save and load the contents of history strings at startup/closedown
  Look in ^hAlt-F9^n for more information.

 ^hAuto update baud^n

  Update baudrate in phonebook to show the last connect rate obtained
  on that system.

 ^hBackup cfg/phone^n

  Make backup files of:

   Configuration (.CBK)
   Phonebooks    (.PBK)
   Note files    (.NBK)

 ^hSecond backup^n

  The configuration and the phonebooks are the most important datafiles
  for Terminate. When you enable this function Terminate will create
  an extra backup of these files if ^hBackup cfg/phone^n is enabled.
  Here is what actually is done:

   1. Erase     TERMINAT.2BK
   2. Rename    TERMINAT.PBK  -> TERMINAT.2BK
   3. Rename    TERMINAT.FON  -> TERMINAT.PBK
   4. Write new TERMINAT.FON

  The same procedure is followed for the configuration and note files.

 ^hSave before dial^n

  When you are installing a new device or setting up new drivers, you
  should save your phonebook before dialing, because if your driver does
  not work it could hang the machine and you would loose your changes.
  When you are sure everything works, you should turn off this function.

 ^hSave scrollback^n

  Save the entire scrollback buffer and position in TERMINAT.SBK and reload
  next time you startup Terminate.

 ^hSave tagfile^n

  Load latest tagfile at startup. The file is called TERMINAT.TBK and is
  placed in the Terminate directory. With this function both filenames and
  tagged filenames be remembered for next time.

 ^hOpen logfile^n

  Enable logfile at startup.

 ^hAuto-open capture^n

  Enable the auto-open capture feature.

 ^hOverwrite capture^n

  Force overwrite of capture when the auto-open feature is used.

 ^hAppend capture^n

  Force appending to the old capture file when the auto-open feature is used.

 ^hCtrl in capture^n

  If disabled, then Ctrl codes will be filtered off in capture files.

 ^hCapture keystroke^n

  When capturing with Alt-L or Autocapture. Then you can record all the
  keystrokes that you press in terminal mode. If you press an A then [A,65]
  will be recorded. The 65 is the ASCII value for 'A'. Please do not abuse
  this function.

 ^hHide passwords^n

  If hide is on, all characters typed will be shown as dots on the screen
  when any password is entered.

 ^hPassword checking^n

  Use the password checker, when entering passwords.
  Terminate will warn you when your password that are too easy to guess.
  Terminate will search through the file of bad passwords called
  PASSWORD.BAD (Normally in the utility directory).
  You should never use passwords that only consist of numbers or the
  same letter like '911' or 'AAAA'. You should also never use your
  wife/girlfriend/children or any other human names, because they are
  the first names a hacker will try with. If you have a dog called
  Fido, you can mix in some numbers like: 'F0I1D2O3' nobody will then
  guess it because the combinations are too high and will take too many
  tries. If you only use these passwords, the only way a person can
  get your passwords is if he gets direct access to your computer or the
  system you are calling.
 
 ^hCrypt cfg/fon^n

  Encrypt configuration file and all phonebooks next time they are
  saved. The encryption will change each time.

 ^hAsk at Alt-X^n

  Ask: "Are you sure?" when pressing Alt-X in Terminal mode.

 ^hAsk at Alt-H^n

  Asks if you are sure you want to hangup the line when pressing Alt-H.

 ^hShow when Ctrl^n

  Change status line when holding down Ctrl in terminal mode

 ^hShow when Alt^n

  Change status line when holding down Alt in terminal mode

 ^hShow when Ctrl+Sh^n

  Change status line when holding down Ctrl+Shift in terminal mode

 ^hBaud in status^n

  When enabled Terminate will show the connect bps in the status line
  when you are online. The device speed is really not important because
  normally the port is locked at 19200 or 38400 (If using a modem faster
  than 2400 baud). If for some reason you don't want the connect bps
  to be shown you can turn it off here.

 ^hMouse^n

  Allow use of mouse.

 ^hEnhanced keyboard^n

  Allow use of F11 and F12 on enhanced keyboard (AT).

 ^hAuto ANSI^n

  Some systems send an ANSI request cursor position; if enabled Terminate
  will respond and the other end will assume you are capable of ANSI.

 ^hFlush Cache^n

  Flush diskcache right after saving configuration and any phonebooks,
  to make sure nothing is lost.

 ^hImport descript.^n

  When uploading, Terminate will search FILES.BBS/DESCRIPT.ION for a
  description of the file. When you are finished uploading and the system
  asks you for the description, you can press Alt-F9 and send that descript-
  ion. This will only operate if you select 16 or less files to upload.

 ^hRegInfo bright^n

  If you bought Terminate PROFESSIONAL the registration information will
  be shown when pressing Alt-O. If you want to use dark gray when
  showing the information (almost invisible) turn this off.
  Does not work with all colours.

 ^hSelect sort^n

  When selecting for example phonebooks (FON) a small selector will pop
  op on screen. Yes, will sort the files alphabetically. No, will sort on
  time and put the newest on top.

 ^hShell information^n

  Show information on screen when calling external programs.

 ^hTag advance^n

  When anything is tagged, then jump to next line.

 ^hTransfer info^n

  Enable/Disable statusbar, activity bar and block information. If you
  suspect something is slowing down the system, then turning this off might
  improve the speed a little.

 ^hTransfer slice^n

  Release some timeslices while transfering files, giving more time to
  the other tasks.

 ^hWrap word in chat^n

  Use wordwrap in chat mode.

 ^hReset toggles^n

  Sets all toggles to 'factory' settings. These settings are the same as
  the first time you accessed this menu.

