Mac Parallels and the Delete key
Bruce Easton
bruce at stn.com
Wed Dec 19 08:28:07 PST 2012
I said I didn't work in color. I don't think there is an actual problem
with using filepro formats defined in color. I just find it easier to read.
Also, in the preferences for Mac's terminal program, you would need,
under the Advanced tab, the character encoding to be set to "Latin-US
(DOS)". Under the Shell tab, for the Run command, an entry can look like:
ssh user@###.###.###.### pnnn or
telnet ###.###.###.### pnnn
with the port# if needed after a space after the IP addr/domain
Bruce
On 12/19/12 10:48 AM, Larry Hoover wrote:
> Thanks, Bruce. I'll try that next time I am on site.
>
>
> On 12/18/12 2:55 PM, Bruce Easton wrote:
>> Larry, I have not run Paralells, but I'm just wondering why the client
>> would not just telnet/ssh directly from OS/X. I have one client where I
>> connect from the Mac using open VPN, and for that I've had to use the
>> 3rd-party iTerm program (with term type linux), but for all other
>> unix/linux client connections from the Mac, the Mac's built-in terminal
>> (as xterm) does the job, however:
>>
>> -- I never work in color; and
>> -- on some newer linux boxes, I have to set PFTERM to mn (leaving TERM
>> at xterm) and, in filepro's termcap, I have to add "mn" to the heading
>> of the entry starting with "xterm".
>> -- I remap the default reserved function keys (I think F9& F10) to
>> require ctrl key freeing them up for the filepro usage of those f-keys.
>> (I believe this is done under Mission Ctrl/Expose, depending on version
>> of OS/X.)
>>
>> Bruce
>>
>>
>> On 12/18/12 8:31 AM, Larry Hoover wrote:
>>> Has anyone used the Parallels Desktop on a Mac? I have a
>>> customer
>>> who uses a Mac and Parallels to telnet/ssh to SCO Unix for a filePro
>>> application. This works fine except when you use the delete key, which
>>> locks up the application.
>>>
>>> The details:
>>> -Parallels Desktop version simulates Windows 7 on a Mac.
>>> -Hit delete to get out of a record, and it works but then the keyboard
>>> is disabled for the filePro app until you log out and log back in.
>>> -It worked fine on the XP version of Parallels but not on 7.
>>> -I tried 3 terminal emulators (Anita, Anzio, and putty) and they all
>>> have the same problem.
>>> -It's the delete key with the backspace symbol on it, the other delete
>>> key has no effect at all.
>>> -If I use VNC from the Parallels Desktop to remotely control another
>>> PC,
>>> then it works.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance,
>>> Larry Hoover
>>>
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