Which is it--fP or Anzio?

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Only John Esak would say something like:
> 
> I once asked almost this same question of you. What is the suggested
> procedure for setting up an Anzio connection to a host and leaving that on
> the desktop for use next time?  Yes, you get to the session with two
> questions, but then you have to "save" your session/setup and give it a
> name. At that point. The only thing I could figure out was to make a new
> shortcut, use the anzio executable name with that new setup file as the
> argument. Is there some other way I should be doing this?  Thanks.

That's exactly my point.  Setting up -one- is fine.  But I connect to God
only knows how many machines.  A good way to clone things (that doesn't
involve connecting to the host you already have configured) would seem to
be in order, to me.

> > encounter such a cosmetic item in a mature product, that either a) you are
> > using the product in a way that is different from most users, or b) that
> > you are picky. I'll guess a). Most people leave either the status bar or
> > the gauge showing. The rest don't care.

Actually, it's both A and B.  :)  I'm -not- your typical user.  Ask my
admin at my ISP.  Hell, ask anyone that's seen me work.  *chuckle*

I disable the ruler and status bar.  Just want a terminal emulator to act
like an xterm would, basically.  I know a lot of people that use the ruler
in vi as well--I can't stand that either.  Clutter on my screen is just
distracting.

> As an added note, I just wanted to note for all, how responsive and helpful
> you have always been in changing/adding-to/enhancing Anzio. Can't think of
> anyone or any company that is so easy to reach, talk to, get things
> accomplished with, than Anzio. I'm glad you hang about this place.

Ditto.  I may have a few gripes about the product, but your responsiveness
is appreciated.  Thanks!

mark->
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