This category only appears if VanDyke Software's SecureCRT® 5.0 (or newer) is also installed.
The Terminal/Advanced category of the Global Options dialog allows you to configure SecureCRT advanced terminal emulation-related options.
Options group
This group contains various SecureCRT options.
Enable execute escape sequence
This option allows you to enable and disable the ability to send escape sequences.
Disable resize
Check this option to globally disallow the resizing of session windows by means of the resize handles. Note that even though you may change the setting of this option globally, it is possible to make exceptions for one or more sessions by setting this option on a per session basis. Resizing the SecureCRT window can affect the number of rows and columns (see the Size group of the Session Options dialog, Terminal/Emulation category, for more information). By default, the Disable resize option is not selected.
Note: Full screen mode is not allowed when the Disable resize feature is set.
Connect to multiple sessions sequentially
When multiple sessions are connecting, check this option to have the sessions connect one after the other instead of all at once.
Command window group
This group contains various Command window options.
Swap ENTER and CTRL+ENTER in Command window
When this option is enabled, SecureCRT swaps the Command window behaviors of the ENTER key (send command, by default) and the CTRL+ENTER key combination (queue command, by default).
Send characters immediately
Setting this option makes Send characters immediately the Command window default.
Command window history
Enter the number of recently used Command window commands that you want SecureCRT to remember. In your Command window, you can cycle through these commands using your UP and DOWN arrow keys. The history for a session is cleared when its tabbed or tiled window is closed.
Note: To disable the Command window history, enter a zero (0) in this entry box.
TFTP Server group
This group contains various SecureCRT options.
Listen port
Enter the UDP port on which the TFTP server will listen (default is 69).
Log file
Enter the location of the log file. If this option is left blank, SecureCRT will not save any log files.
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