5PM Term Frequently Asked Questions
How do I create macros in 5PM Term for Macintosh?
In 5PM Term for Macintosh you can create macros by utilizing Hotkeys.
5PM's HotKeys are keys, or key combinations (such as Control-B), on your keyboard that when pressed run a macro. You can create several different sets of HotKeys for a session, but only one set is active at a time. Once created, a set of HotKeys can be used by any session.
To add a new set of HotKeys to a 5PM Term for Macintosh session:
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Open the session.
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Open the Session Info dialog box.
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Check "Use HotKeys"
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If you have not defined a HotKey group name yet, click on the plus sign icon and add a HotKey name.
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Select the HotKey group name from the list.
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Click on the magnifying glass icon. The HotKey editor opens.
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Press the desired key or key combination to assign as a HotKey.
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Click on the "Macro..." button.
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Enter the desired key strokes, using the insert command as needed. For example if you need the F1 key to transmit "<esc>[077z" you would program it using HotKey to the following:
Transmit num ToChar(27)
Transmit "[077z"
10. Save the settings.
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