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Break Key

Tuesday, December 30, 2008 03:41 PM administrator
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AbsoluteTelnet/SSH supports a number of flavors of 'break' depending on the type of connection in use.  AbsoluteTelnet can send breaks on serial ports and modems as well as in telnet and SSH2 sessions (sorry, no specification exists for sending breaks in SSH1 mode).   A break is always sent by hitting the ctrl-break key combination.

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Bidirectional text support (RTL)

Tuesday, December 30, 2008 02:42 PM administrator
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AbsoluteTelnet supports the full Unicode Bidirectional Algorithm as well as combining characters and Arabic shaping.  Support for Bidirectional text and Arabic shaping is provided by the GNU Fribidi library maintained by Behdad Esfahbod at fribidi.org.

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AbsoluteTelnet Tabbed Interface

Friday, December 12, 2008 03:49 PM administrator
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AbsoluteTelnet/SSH introduce the tabbed interface in the version 5 line of software.  By using the tabbed interaface, users can gain productivity by eliminating window clutter on the desktop.  All terminal windows are contained within a single top-level application window and accessible through a tabbed window control.  Of course, there's always the option to open multiple top-level windows instead of additional tabs if you wish.

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