To send control characters to the remote computer when your keyboard does not have a command key, click this box.
FastComm™ will treat the command key as a “control” key.
Hint: This will require that menu selections by command key be made with command-shift combinations.
The pop-up menu contains common word processor names and an “other” option for identifying capture files to the Macintosh.
The pop-up menu contains common word processor names and an “other” option for identifying capture files to the Macintosh.
Enter EXACTLY four characters here that uniquely identify the text/word processor you wish to open when capture files are double-clicked in the Finder.
FastComm‚Ñ¢ can display text in 9 or 12 point size.
FastComm‚Ñ¢ can display text in 9 or 12 point size.
Enter the number of “screens” of text here that you need to scroll back through during a FastComm™ session.
To have FastComm‚Ñ¢ try and open the connection tool for the last session at startup, click this box.
Caution: Some tools, like the Apple Modem Tool, will attempt to dial a phone number when opened.
FastComm‚Ñ¢ will attempt to open a connection to the outside world when it starts up. To leave the connection closed at startup, click this box.
Caution: Some tools, like the Apple Modem Tool, will attempt to dial a phone number when opened.
To send text to the remote computer which is entered on the line to the left, click this button.
Hint: Pressing the “return” key accomplishes the same thing.
The FastComm‚Ñ¢ icon.
To tell the remote computer to suspend transmission of text to you, click this button. Click again to resume transmission.
To set your “In Box” folder, click this button. Files received from the remote computer will be placed in this folder.
To have FastComm‚Ñ¢ wait for a file from the remote computer, click this button.
To have FastComm‚Ñ¢ send a file to the remote computer, click this button.
To send any memo to the remote computer as if you were typing it very fast, click this button.
To have have a copy of what you type sent to the terminal window, click this button.
Hint: This option is almost always required for Macintosh to Macintosh communication.
The name of the last remote computer you connected with is displayed here.
Hint: Double-click here to open the Address Book.
This is the elapsed timer. It starts after successfully opening a connection. To reset the elapsed time, click it.
The name of the current file transfer tool is displayed here.
Hint: Double-click to gain access to file transfer tool customization.
The name of the current terminal tool is displayed here.
Hint: Double-click to gain access to terminal tool customization.
Connection tool status is displayed here. If the tool supports it, the display will be baud rate, parity, data bits, and stop bits. Otherwise, the tool name will be displayed.
Hint: Double-click to gain access to connection tool customization.
