Appendix B: Default GLOBAL.INI file

The GLOBAL.INI file allows you to customize the following BlueZone features:

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Backup working directory feature

•

Main menu bar appearance

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HLLAPI auto-launch feature

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LU name mapping feature

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VT Display font size

•

FTP command timeout values

The GLOBAL.INI file is shipped with BlueZone and is located in the BlueZone CD image.

When a BlueZone session is launched, BlueZone checks the GLOBAL.INI file; the contents are read and the BlueZone application desktop is changed accordingly.

Note

When you include a GLOBAL.INI file as part of your BlueZone distribution image, the BlueZone Installation Wizard automatically places the GLOBAL.INI file in the end user's BlueZone installation directory.

The following text is the contents of the default GLOBAL.INI file:

[Menu]
; Used to display or hide BlueZone MenuBar items
HideMenuAll=No
HideMenuMain=No
HideMenuPopup=No
HideMenuFile=No
HideMenuEdit=No
HideMenuSession=No
HideMenuOptions=No
HideMenuTransfer=No
HideMenuView=No
;HideMenuMacro=Yes
HideMenuScript=No
HideMenuHelp=No

[HLLAPI]
;SessionA=

[LuMap]
;xD_Sy_Lu="<LuName>"
; Where x is
; M for Mainframe
; A for AS/400
; y is the Session Id, 1, 2, 3,etc.
; <LuName> is the desired LU Name to map

[VT]
; Used to set the size of the font that BlueZone VT will use
;FontSize80=13
;FontSize132=-1

[FTP]
;Command Timeout=value

[BlueZone]
;BackupWorkingDir=PathOfBackupWorkingDirectory
;KeyboardInactivityTimer=NumberOfMinutes

Refer to the following topics for more information on each section of the GLOBAL.INI file. The blue text are values you can configure to match your requirements and the text in black are comments; do not edit this text.

When editing the GLOBAL.INI file, you may only need to change a value. In other cases you may have to uncomment out an item by deleting the semi-colon from the beginning of the line. Lines starting with a semi-colon are commented out and are ignored by the BlueZone installation program.