Sender: SuperSS SS, Area: ANSI Title: Re: TCP copy function in CTerm Sending station: Sun and Moon Guanghua Saturday, May 24, 2003 23:51:13, in-site mail Supplement After entering the copy state Each time you press the PgUp PgDn Space and other keys, the screen will be copied. Generally, one screen takes up 2 TCP packets If you want to copy the current screen, press Ctrl L. This seems to only occupy one TCP packet. Since this feature may have bugs in 2k XP, I only did a little test last time Anyone who is interested can do more and figure it all out. Mentioned in yjokes yellow jokes' masterpiece: : The TCP copy function in CTerm is suitable for copying articles with multiple screens or animations but cannot be too long. : 1 Set the number of tcp packets to be copied in "Edit System Settings Advanced" according to the length of the article 1 10 : 2 Position the cursor before the serial number of the target article. Press F4. You should see a colored icon on the toolbar dim. : 3 Press the right button on the keyboard to enter the article, and flip through the article until the colored icon on the toolbar lights up : 4 The article has been copied and can be pasted elsewhere. : 5 If there is a line break problem, remove the Paste Automatic Typesetting function in "Edit System Settings" : 6 Pay attention to removing the extra characters at the end of the page and the article. : 7 The content copied by this method is the new screen content received by cter after pressing F4 until the number of tcp packets is used up. : Therefore, the screen you see when pressing F4 is generally not included. The copy content starts from the next new screen content. ;," ﹫9﹫﹟ ,s ﹫9﹟ ,$.,, ,,,9﹫;,9 $' s9 ゜$ $, z$, sz $' $$ $ $ $z ,, j$' $s﹟zz,$'$;' 9$﹫ *[1;36m Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [FROM: *[32m6张J*[0;1;36m]