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Closing connections, Using a Neoware TeemTalk Terminal Emulation connection

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Using Connections Local Printing in an ICA Session Programs, running in ICA connections, can print to client printers, if the server has been configured to allow local printing. Ask your system administrator for assistance. Closing connections • To disconnect a connection, click Disconnect in its Windows Start menu. Or click End in the Connection Manager Connection tab. When you disconnect a connection, its applications and files will appear as you left them when the connection is restarted. • To log off a connection, click Logoff in its Windows Start menu. When all connections are closed, turn off your Neoware appliance. Using a Neoware TeemTalk Terminal Emulation connection Tip The curved arrow buttons on right of the Command bar toggle up to 48 soft buttons (12 in four levels) that you can define by selecting Settings | Soft Buttons in the menus Once a terminal emulation connection has been created, here's how to start using it. 1 In the Connection Manager, click the Connections tab. 2 Double-click a terminal emulation connection (TEC) name, or click a name and then click Connect. 3 If the login for this connection hasn't been automated, enter your network user name and then password. After login, the terminal emulation screen appears, with a Command bar at the top, a scroll bar at the right, and a status bar at the bottom. Command bar Creating Connections Closing connections 81

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Using Connections
Closing connections
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Creating Connections
Local Printing in an ICA Session
Programs, running in ICA connections, can print to client printers, if
the server has been configured to allow local printing. Ask your sys-
tem administrator for assistance.
Closing connections
•
To disconnect a connection
, click Disconnect in its Windows
Start menu. Or click End in the Connection Manager Connection
tab.
When you disconnect a connection, its applications and files will
appear as you left them when the connection is restarted.
•
To log off a connection
, click Logoff in its Windows Start menu.
When all connections are closed, turn off your Neoware appliance.
Using a Neoware TeemTalk Terminal Emulation connection
Once a terminal emulation connection has been created, here’s how
to start using it.
1
In the Connection Manager, click the Connections tab.
2
Double-click a terminal emulation connection (TEC) name,
or click a name and then click Connect.
3
If the login for this connection hasn’t been automated, enter
your network user name and then password.
After login, the terminal emulation screen appears, with a Com-
mand bar at the top, a scroll bar at the right, and a status bar at the
bottom.
Tip
The curved arrow but-
tons on right of the
Command bar toggle
up to 48 soft buttons
(12 in four levels) that
you can define by
selecting Settings | Soft
Buttons in the menus
Command bar