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5.9 VT100 Command
VT100
VT100 terminal support is present generically in nearly all Windows, Linux, and Unix
devices. For example, on any Windows XP device you access VT100 emulation simply by
entering:
C:> TELNET <ip-address>
Entering the above from a MS-Windows DOS or "Command Prompt" will connect to the
specified host, and if you click on the "control box" you can SUPER-SIZE the VT100's
screen width x height to be 100s of lines long and hundreds of characters wide.
The VT100 command is equivalent to SET TERM VT100.
You can put SET commands in a file named <object>CNF file, where <object> is the
name of the RPM object file. For example if the program object file name is "RPMVT"
and you create a file named RPMVTCNF, then whenever RPM runs it will automatically
obey all commands in the file RPMVTCNF.
File RPMVTCNF:
ADD \node1
ADD \node2
ADD \node3
SET TERM VT100
SET INFO 1 WARN 10 CRIT 50
SET RATE 6
SET ENTRIES 10
Z \*