;Session Editor tour STOP CLEAR alt = 1 f)N82$8  = {AjrNn|NtxN~ ' 0ڄ  J 4 F8a D-eN q ÊNNJˊ m # N  -N15 9 bNfj nN ̐NАԐ  3.(f m o2(f 6 :'#.BN>LNDH/ (FEEXYALTTABDOWNLENTHDTIMEIJȐ?WSession Editor Guided TourHelv PThis Macro will take you on a guided tour of the Session Editor. The Session Editor is used to create and edit Session Files that WinComm uses for operation. The tour will run automatically - or - Pyou can speed things up by pressing Enter or clicking on the [OK] button on each tour dialog box.`=2P&OKȐDYSession Editor DemonstrationHelvPThe Macro will now open the Session Editor using the File|Edit Session menu item. Since WinComm is actually running any keyboard or mouse entries other than selecting the[OK] buttonsPon the tour dialog boxes will throw the tour 'out of sync' so please refrain from doing so.]?2P&OK`@lbHelv  P< P<yPThe Type: option group shows or allows selection of a Session File type.0M0P&OK*l!PThe Files: list box shows the Session file loaded in the Editor or allows selection of a Session File to edit.`@l-AHelv  P< P<y!PThe Session Notes section allows you to enter approximately 40 characters to describe the Session File./,0P&OK`@lTAHelv  P< P<y!PThe pushbutton group allows you to save and rename Session Files and exit the Session Editor./,0P&OK`@l}bHelv  P<- P<N P<y!PThe Session Options radio button group is used to change the view in the option edit window..K0P&OK&l"PWhen one of these buttons is pressed the view changes showing controls to modify all Session File variables`@fXNHelvPSession Editor-Quick Setup See belowPThis area in the Session Editor allows the operator to set the comm port, connection type, baud rate, protocol, and modem type.&PThese are generally the only settings that WinComm needs to operate._72P&OK`@f7Helv+PTerminal Session Parameters PThis is the default option edit Window for a Terminal Session. By entering the data here and in the Quick Setup area WinComm can usually go on line immediately.Y$2P&OKP^P^`@f7Helv+PCommunications Settings PThe Communication Settings option edit window will give you additional control of your computers comm port settings.Y$2P&OKP^P^`@f7HelvLWPModem Settings PThis option window provides WinComm with the information it needs to communicate with your modem. The entries here come from the modem you selected in Quick Setup.^$2P&OKP^P^`@f7Helv+PTerminal Setup PThe Terminal Setup allows you to change the way some incoming characters are handled that modify the operation of the selected terminal emulation.Z$2P&OKP^P^`@f7Helv+PCapture File Settings PThis view of the option edit display allows you to establish how you want to want to save characters in the Capture File.Y$2P&OKP^P^`@f7Helv+PASCII Send Settings PThis view on the option edit display allows you to adjust the way WinComm sends ASCII text using the File|Send ASCII menu option. Y$2P&OKP^P^`@f7Helv+PFunction Keys PThis view of the option edit display allows you to assign text to be transmitted or a Macro to run when a function key is pressed.Y$2P&OKP^P^`@f7Helv+PDisplay Settings PThis view of the option edit display allows setting of the way the WinComm display will appear and other operational parameters.Y$2P&OKP^P^`@96FHelvPWinComm Session Editor !PThis ends the Session Editor Tour. Don't let the many options that are available in the Session Editor bother you. Chances are you will not need to use 95% of them- - - -just be thankful they are if you do!_/2P&OK