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An auto-logon script contains specific information that the host requests of
you every time you log on. You type the logon information only once, and
store it as a script. Then, you simply run the script.
I. At the Session command menu, press []] for the Script command. The
screen shows:
::;CR I F'T
name: •
2. The last script file entered is the proposed response. Type the name of a
script file to change the proposed response.
3. Press I
ENTER
I to open the script file. A blank script file screen appears.
The Script command menu replaces the Session command menu.
4. Choose the appropriate commands for the script phrases.
When you choose a command, its command fields appear on the screen.
Leave the proposed responses in the fields or change them as needed.
After the command field entries are correct, press [
ENTER
I to place the
phrase in the script. Note that whenever you enter a Connect phrase, a
Modify phrase is automatically entered.
Each phrase contains the command's current field values. Type A? to
enter a question mark and AM to enter a carriage return in a respond to
or respond with field. When you run the script, the appropriate action
is taken for each command phrase.
You can insert a script command phrase anywhere within an existing
script by highlighting the next phrase, then choosing the command and
pressing I
ENTER
I. The new phrase is inserted in front of the highlighted
one. Delete a phrase by highlighting it and pressing I
SHIFT
1/
BKSP
I
(I
DELETE
I).
5. When the script file is complete, press []] to return to the Session
command menu and the Command mode. You can now run the script
file you created.
Transfer
Use the Transfer command to send files to or receive files from the host
computer.
1. Press
rn
at the Sessions command menu. The Transfer subcommands
appear.
TF~ANSFE~~:
.i=JIlf4W=4 Send
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