Select File → Save Settings (or Save Settings on the toolbar) to save any changes you have made to your current settings.

Select the Print option to output the contents of the current scrollback buffer to your printer. The standard Windows Print dialog ppears, allowing you to select the printer settings.

The print range can also be selected from this dialog. Selecting All will print the entire contents of the terminal scrollback buffer. If the whole scrollback buffer fills more than one page when printed, a range of pages to print can be selected. If any text is selected when you use the Print option, the default print range will be Selection, which only prints the currently selected text.

You can use the Print Preview option (see Print Preview) to help you to determine which pages to print and what the printout will look like.

	Note
	If you use a network printer, the area selected for printing is sent unencrypted over the network to the printer. This is a security risk you should consider when printing confidential information.

The Print option is available only in the terminal window.

Select the Print Preview option to display the entire contents of the terminal scrollback buffer, split into pages in the same way as the scrollback buffer will appear when printed.

The following buttons can be used to preview the print result:

The Print Preview option is available only in the terminal window.

Select the Connect option to connect to a remote host computer. A Connect to Server dialog opens.

Figure C.11. The Connect to Server dialog

For more information on this dialog, see Connecting to a Remote Host.

Select the Disconnect option to quit the current connection. The Confirm Disconnect dialog is displayed, allowing you to confirm if you really want to disconnect. Select Cancel to keep the connection open, or OK to end the connection. If you do not want to answer the confirmation dialog again, select the Don't ask me again check box.

Figure C.12. The Confirm Disconnect dialog

Note that one connection can have several windows open (such as a terminal window and a file transfer window). Disconnecting affects all windows associated with a single connection.

However, if you have started other, separate clients, they are not affected by disconnecting. Disconnecting quits the selected connection and all of its associated windows, but no other, separate connections.

Select the Copy option to create a temporary copy of the selected text or files.

If you are copying text (in the terminal window), the text is placed on the Windows clipboard and can be pasted in the terminal window or any Windows text window.

If you are copying files (in the file transfer window), a Download dialog is displayed, but the selected files are not yet copied to any specific location. This resembles using the Windows clipboard: You can copy files to a temporary storage and paste them later into another location.

You can copy also with the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Insert. This shortcut is available in both terminal and file transfer windows.

Select the Paste option to add previously copied text or files or folders into a new location.

If you are pasting text (in the terminal window), the text that was copied earlier onto the clipboard will be inserted in the cursor location. You can paste text that was copied from the terminal window or any other Windows text window.

If you are pasting files (in the file transfer window), an Upload dialog is displayed when the files are pasted to the new location. This resembles using the Windows clipboard: You can copy files to a temporary storage and paste them later into another location. The file names of the pasted files and folders do not change during the operation. Therefore it is not possible to paste files or folders several times into one location.

You can paste files also by using the keyboard shortcut Shift+Insert on the keyboard. This shortcut is available in both terminal and file transfer windows.

Select the Paste Selection option to paste text into the terminal window without first copying anything onto the clipboard. The Paste Selection operation copies whatever is currently selected in the terminal window to the present cursor position. If no text is selected, Paste Selection pastes a single character in the current cursor position.

This function is almost like having two different clipboards available at the same time. The Paste Selection option is especially useful for copying text from the output of previous commands.

The Paste Selection toolbar button is available only in the terminal window.

Select the Find option to locate text (or any other characters) from the scrollback buffer. Regular expressions can be used to select characters matching a specific pattern. The Find option is only available in the terminal window.

Figure C.13. The Find dialog helps you to locate text from the scrollback buffer

Select the New Terminal Window option to open a new SSH Tectia Client terminal window. The new window uses the same connections to the remote host computer as the current window, saving you the trouble of typing your password again.

Multiple windows to a single connection allow you to for example debug your code in one window, execute it in another, display reference information in a third one, and read your e-mail in a fourth window.

The sequence number of each window is displayed on the title bar of the window, next to the remote host computer name. For example, a second window associated with a connection to a host computer called remote would be shown as 2:remote.

	Note
	To close any extra windows when you no longer need them, click on the X-shaped close button on the title bar of the window, in the upper right-hand corner of the window. Do not click the Disconnect button or select File → Disconnect, as this would close the connection in all windows associated with this particular connection.

Select the New File Transfer Window option to open a file transfer window. To make file handling as easy as possible, you can open an unlimited number of file transfer windows.

The sequence number of each window is displayed on the title bar of the window, next to the remote host computer name. For example, a third window associated with a connection to a host computer called remote would be shown as 3:remote.

	Note
	To close any extra windows when you no longer need them, click on the X-shaped close button on the title bar of the window, in the upper right-hand corner of the window. Do not click the Disconnect button or select File → Disconnect, as this would close the connection in all windows associated with this particular connection.

Click the SSH Tectia Configuration button to edit the connection settings. For more information on the SSH Tectia Configuration dialog, see SSH Tectia Configuration Tool (Windows) .

Click the User Interface Settings button to edit the SSH Tectia Client user interface settings. For more information on the Settings dialog, see Chapter 5.

Select the Contents option to display the contents of the SSH Tectia Client help. In the help window you can browse, search, and print help information.