Using the Display InterfaceUsing the Display InterfaceThe Keyboard Options property sheet is used to map BlueZone VT program functions to key sequences on the keyboard.
From the BlueZone VT MenuBar,
select Options: Keyboard or press
the Keyboard icon 
found on the ToolBar.
The Keyboard Options property sheet will
display a bitmap image of a keyboard.
The Here is an example of the BlueZone Keyboard bitmap image.
Gray keys can be mapped. If you place the mouse pointer over a gray key and left click, a light yellow box will appear with the mappings of that particular key and also any combination key mappings that this key is used in.
The following illustration shows all Key Mappings associated with the Page Down (PgDn) key.
Red keys cannot be used to map BlueZone VT Functions. The red keys include the Caps Lock, Print Screen and Num Lock keys.
Yellow keys are caution keys. Care should be taken when using the yellow keys to map BlueZone VT Functions. The caution keys include the Alt keys and the Esc key. Windows uses the Alt keys with menu accelerators and the Esc key is mapped to Esc.
Options ----
Keyboard Functions Group: Lists the various groups of keyboard functions that are available for keyboard mapping.
VT Functions: Lists the VT functions available for key mapping.
Menu Hotkeys: Lists the BlueZone menu items available for key mapping.
Power Keys: Lists the Power Key buttons available for key mapping.
PC Data Keys: Lists the PC Keyboard Keys available for key mapping, like .Broken Vertical Bar, Degree Sign, Plus Sign, Minus Sign, Euro Currency Symbol, etc.
Macro Files: Lists the macro files available for key mapping. BlueZone macro files are created by selecting Macro:Record from the BlueZone MenuBar.
NOTE Only
macro files from the BlueZone program directory will be listed for selection.
Script Files: Lists the script files available for key mapping. BlueZone script files are created by selecting Script:Record from the BlueZone MenuBar.
NOTE Only
script files from the BlueZone program directory will be listed for selection.
User Defined Keys: There are fifteen User Defined keys available for mapping. User 6 through User 20.
Functions: List Box: Lists the various functions available for key mapping. The functions displayed are dependent on which function is selected in the Keyboard Functions Group list box.
Keyboard Functions Group:
VT Functions: Used to map VT Terminal related functions like the Function Keys, Answerback, PF1 thru PF4, Find, Insert, Remove, Select, Previous Screen, Next Screen, Hold, etc.
Menu Hotkeys: Used to map items located on the BlueZone VT Menubar.
Power Keys: Used to map BlueZone Power Keys.
PC Data Keys: Used to map special PC data keys like; Plus Sign, Degree Sign, Euro Symbol, etc.
Macro Files: Used to map BlueZone VT macro files.
Script Files: Used to map BlueZone VT script files.
User Defined Keys: Used to map User defined keys.
Key Mappings: Lists the key mapping or mappings if any, that will execute the highlighted function in the Functions List Box.
Print: Allows you to print out the mappings for whatever is displayed in the Keyboard Functions Group: list box. For example, if you want a printout of all the VT keyboard functions and what keys they are currently mapped to, make sure that VT Functions appears in the Keyboard Functions Group: box and click the Print button.
New: Adds a new key mapping entry to the Key Mappings: list box.
NOTE Functions
can be mapped to more than one key.
Edit: Edits the highlighted key mapping entry.
Delete: Removes the highlighted key mapping entry from the Key Mappings List Box.
OK: Accepts the key mapping and assigns it to the VT Function.
Cancel: Cancels the key mapping.
VT Functions ----
The VT Functions group is used to set or reset an ASCII escape sequence for any VT function.
Overwrite Function: Enable if you wish to create a custom escape sequence for a particular VT key or command.
Set: Used to set the selected VT function to the escape sequence entered in the Escape Sequence box.
Reset: Used to reset the selected VT function back to the default escape sequence.
Escape Sequence: The Escape Sequence Edit Box is used to change the escape sequence for the selected VT function. A back-slash must precede any 2 digit hex number ( ex., \1B is the value for Esc ).
Send Backspace as ----
There are two choices for the "behavior" of the Backspace Key.
Backspace / Non-Destuctive (08h): This choice will cause the cursor to move to the left without deleting any characters.
Delete / Destructive (7Fh): This choice will cause the cursor to move to the left and will also delete any characters it encounters.
Bell ----
You have the choice of whether or not you want to enable the warning bell.
Warming Bell: If enabled, the warning bell will sound.
Options ----
Highlight Word for Copy/Paste on Mouse Left Double-Click: If enabled, a Mouse Left Double-Click on a word, will automatically select the entire word so that you can copy and paste more efficiently.
Include Trailing Space: As an option you can include the trailing space if desired.
Send Function Enter on Mouse Left Double-Click: If enabled, a Mouse Left Double-Click acts as if you pressed the Enter key.
Attempt to set Cursor Position on Mouse Left Double-Click: If enabled, this feature will attempt (see note below) to reposition the cursor to any place on the screen where the Mouse is Left Double-Clicked.
Instead, have a Mouse Left Single-Click Attempt to Set Cursor Position: This changes the feature to operate with a Left Single-Click.
NOTE
This feature
may no work with all host types. Generally
speaking, when connected to a host session, if you can move the position
of the cursor with your arrow keys then this feature will most likely
work. Some
hosts unfortunately, will not support this functionality.
Display Popup Menu on Mouse Right Click: If enabled, the BlueZone VT Popup Menu will be displayed.
Send Function on Mouse Right Click: If enabled, the Mouse Right Click will send the chosen function from the provided list.