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CHAPTER 2<br />

USING SKYLITE<br />

Each concurrent terminal can run its own emulation with its own set <strong>of</strong> backpages under<br />

its own configuration and with its own printing facilities.<br />

If a host system is outputting to one session while you are looking at another session,<br />

<strong>SkyLite</strong> will not suspend the host output. You can switch between each session using the<br />

normal Windows Alt/Tab key to see the current status <strong>of</strong> the host applications running<br />

on each <strong>of</strong> the sessions.<br />

Creating Session Templates<br />

To generate session templates:<br />

Open a new session in the normal way and set up the session so that it matches the<br />

parameters <strong>of</strong> the template you wish to create, for example, the configuration <strong>of</strong> the<br />

session, the background and font colors, etc. Save the session and close <strong>SkyLite</strong>.<br />

Change the filename extension <strong>of</strong> the session from .ses to .set. The session file is now a<br />

template file. If there is only one such template available, whenever a new session is<br />

created, this template will be used as the basis for the new session.<br />

If more than one template has been created, the required template can be chosen from a<br />

dialog box which is displayed when New is selected from the Session menu. If no<br />

template is selected at this point, the default <strong>SkyLite</strong> settings are used.<br />

Editing<br />

The following sections describe:<br />

• The Edit menu.<br />

• OLE support in <strong>SkyLite</strong>.<br />

• Using the command stack.<br />

• Using the Special Key function.<br />

• Configuring editing.<br />

The Edit Menu<br />

The Edit menu allows you to copy and paste selected text. These functions will only be<br />

activated once you have selected text.<br />

The Edit menu also includes the following functions: Insert new object, Delete object,<br />

and Delete all objects. These items are inserting and deleting OLE objects.<br />

Copy<br />

You can select and copy text from normal pages and from backpages using the same<br />

methods.<br />

To select text:<br />

Hold down the Ctrl key while dragging the mouse across the relevant area. This is<br />

configurable in the Configure Editing dialog.<br />

To copy selected text from the current session into the Clipboard:<br />

Select the Copy option from the Edit menu. If the context menus are enabled in <strong>SkyLite</strong>,<br />

then you can copy text by using the right mouse button and selecting the Copy option<br />

from the menu that is displayed.<br />

Paste<br />

To paste text from the Clipboard into the current session:<br />

From the Edit menu, select the Paste option or click the toolbar button shown opposite.<br />

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