Sender: allenwu Unregistered user. Ignore me. I’m annoyed. Get lost. Message area: ANSI Title: 15. cterm’s TCP packet copy function Sending station: Sun and Moon Guanghua December 14, 2003 00:52:41 Sunday, in-site mail For cterm2000, press F4 to enter the copy TCP packet state. After that, each time a TCP number is received from the server, cterm will copy the contents of each packet until the maximum number of TCP packets is reached. This value can be set in Modify the system settings to allow setting a value between 1 and 10. It should be noted that one TCP packet is not copied. There may be two screens, so 10 may only copy 5 screens. However, sometimes one screen may be copied, such as when It is troublesome to distinguish various situations on the front screen. Just press 2 1 screens to count. If you copy too much, you can cut it off after a while. To copy the current screen, press Ctrl L Having said all that, what is the use of this function? Since it directly copies the contents of the incoming TCP packet, the copied code is basically the work. The original code is in. Copying certain places from some sites will give you more cursor control and requires manual restoration. For example, copying works with cursor positioning, delay control, etc. Ordinary copying will not work. I want to switch to a Sites that do not support forwarding may use this function. Within the same site, you only need to use BBS clipboard forwarding. Cterm2000 may have problems copying larger areas. Then copying the entire screen like the top ten can be done. Now you can use the copy TCP packet function However, there is a bug in this function under cterm2000. That is, under 2k XP, this function can generally only be used once. I think If you want to use it again, you have to close cterm and open it again. There is usually no problem if you try 98 times. ctermIII also provides corresponding functions, and the operation becomes much simpler, and there is no bug. Click the corresponding button on the toolbar or through the menu Tools>>Copy TCP packet After specifying the target file, it enters the copy state until it exits this state through the same operation. That file contains the contents of each TCP packet received during the period. You can use the ctermIII article editing box to read it. Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [FROM: 10.85.24.241]