Thomas Berg
2007-07-04 12:12:45 UTC
I'm using PCOM (IBM's Personal Communication - a 3270-interface) from
windows.
You can swap between different PCOM-windows (each with a session against
a host) with a "hot key" - if You have defined the key as "Jump next"
etc.
But this doesn't work if a PCOM-macro is currently executing in the
window I have in focus. (I have to wait until the macro has finished.)
Could I change this in any way ? (I can of course change window with
alt+tab but then I have to go through all other PC-applications I have
active at that moment.)
Another question: I'm running version 4.1. I have seen that there are
a 5.7 version released.
Are there any interesting functionalitys in the new version(s) that I'm
missing ?
TIA
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windows.
You can swap between different PCOM-windows (each with a session against
a host) with a "hot key" - if You have defined the key as "Jump next"
etc.
But this doesn't work if a PCOM-macro is currently executing in the
window I have in focus. (I have to wait until the macro has finished.)
Could I change this in any way ? (I can of course change window with
alt+tab but then I have to go through all other PC-applications I have
active at that moment.)
Another question: I'm running version 4.1. I have seen that there are
a 5.7 version released.
Are there any interesting functionalitys in the new version(s) that I'm
missing ?
TIA
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Thomas Berg IT Utveckling Swedbank AB (Publ)
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