USING THE TELNET MENU

"Type my address at cursor":  Enters your Internet address at the cursor position.  This is useful with file transfer programs such as TFTP.

"Send   ->":  A hierarchical menu which allows you to send Telnet commands, which give a standard way of performing some common operations with diverse hosts.

"Erase character":  Delete the character to the left of the cursor.

"Erase line": Erase the current line of input.

"Are you there": Send a request to the host to confirm that a connection

still exists; useful to confirm that a sluggish host is still there.

"Interrupt process": Abort the current job on the host.

"Abort output": Abort the output from the current job on the host.

"Break": Send a Telnet Break to the host.

"Show statistics":  Gives information about the state of the connection to your host.

"Send after return":  Wait to send command lines to the host until the Return key is pressed (not applicable to 3270 emulation).

"Local echo":  Echo characters locally and have the host stop "echoing," or sending each character received back to the emulator (not applicable to 3270 emulation).

"My Address -- xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx":  Displays your Internet address

"Host Address - -xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx":  Displays the Internet address of your host.

"Host:  HostName":  The name of the host to which you are connected, which is the same as your window title.