Configuring profile schemes

Click File → Properties from the BlueZone menu bar.
Click the Profile Schemes tab.
Figure 1. Profile Schemes window

Note: This is an example of the BlueZone Mainframe Display Profile Schemes window. Other BlueZone emulation client Profile Schemes windows look slightly different; however, the functionality and concepts are the same.
Determine which aspects of the BlueZone configuration you want to override using the profile schemes feature.
Select the check box(es) of the desired features to override.
There are two ways to use this window:
- You can leave the file names blank, in which case BlueZone creates a profile configuration file (based on your current configuration settings) with the same name as the master BlueZone configuration file, but with the corresponding file extension.
- You can create you own dialog configuration profiles by going to each dialog, making your desired customizations, then exporting the changes to a dialog configuration profile using your own naming convention.
Depending on which method you want to use, either leave the file name blank or use Browse to locate the appropriate dialog configuration profile.
Click OK.

When this BlueZone Mainframe Display session launches, BlueZone applies all of the configuration settings stored in the main BlueZone configuration file (.zmd) first, then it applies the dialog configuration profiles that are selected in the Profile Schemes window and overrides the configuration settings with the values stored in the selected dialog configuration profiles.

Refer to Dialog level configuration profiles for a complete listing of the dialog configuration profile file extensions.