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CHAPTER 4
ADVANCED SKYLITE
10. To initiate the transfer, select the Start button, or double-click on the selected
directory/file name in the directory tree. A dialog is activated which displays the
progress of the transfer and notifies the user on completion. The dialog may also
be used to cancel the transfer.
Note: The file size may not be available from some FTP servers and the progress of
the transfer will not be displayed.
Hotspots
A Hotspot is text on the screen that has been programmed into the host application so
that when you move the mouse pointer over the text and click the right button, a
particular function is activated. A hotspot is a word or sequence of characters on the
screen that is separated by whitespace. By default the whitespace character is simply a
space, although this may be defined as another character by editing the ha7ehot.ini file. A
mouse click on a hotspot will enable a defined function.
IMPORTANT: You must disable context menus in order to use hotspots. See
Configuring Editing, page 22, for information on disabling/enabling context
menus.
Clicking anywhere on the character string “F10=Exit” will execute the exit function.
However clicking on the “Assistant” part of a function called “HELP=Information
Assistant” will have no effect. This is because hotspots are delimited by spaces. You
would need to click on “HELP=Information” to execute that function.
Changes to the ha7ehot.ini file should only be made by the systems administrator or an
advanced user.
This section is a comprehensive guide to editing the ha7ehot.ini file. It includes:
• A hotspot overview table that lists and explains the functions that can be
configured by editing the ha7ehot.ini file.
• How to edit the ha7ehot.ini file.
• How to activate cursor positioning.
• How to activate hotwords.
• How to activate and define alias user hotwords.
• How to activate function keys.
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