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Selecting the Filter Receive – 7-bit check box masks received characters to 7 bits. If the
character is a non-printing ASCII character after masking (except for CR or LF handled
above), it is displayed as "#". If you clear the check box, all received characters are
displayed on the screen as is, except for CR and LF characters. CR starts a new line
(handled as CRLF) and LF is ignored.
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The Current Font box displays the currently selected font. Clicking it opens a dialog box
showing available fixed-point fonts and allows you to set the attributes (regular, bold, italic,
bold italic) and point size of the font selected. Selecting a new font or changing the
attributes or size of the current one converts the entire contents of the window to the new
settings.
10.5 Edit Menu
The Edit menu contains the Copy, Paste, Clear Screen, and Select All commands.
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Clicking Edit → Copy (CTRL+C) copies currently selected and highlighted text to the
Windows clipboard. Position your cursor at the starting point and then click and drag it to
select characters or lines you want to copy. You may also use the arrows to move the
cursor as well. Text copied to the clipboard may be pasted into other Windows applications
for documentation purposes.
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Clicking Edit → Paste (CTRL+V) takes any characters in the Windows clipboard and
transmits them to the micro-board through the USB interface. This operation is the same as
typing the characters on the keyboard; characters will not be echoed to the screen unless
"local echo" is on, or unless echoed by the micro-board.
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Clicking Edit → Clear Screen clears the current terminal window screen and history buffer.
It does not affect characters that have been received to a capture file.
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Clicking Edit → Select All (CTRL+A) selects all of the contents of the current buffer of
received characters, including characters that have scrolled off the screen, but not
characters that have been dropped from the history buffer after it reaches its maximum of
32K characters. Clicking Edit → Select All followed by Edit → Copy results in the entire
history buffer being copied to the clipboard.
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