HP-UX TN3270 Users Guide, March 1998

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Customizing 3270 Emulation
Customizing Display Colors
• Default text
• Default intense text
• Four base colors (base blue, base red, base green,
and base white)
• Seven extended colors (blue, red, pink, green,
turquoise, yellow, and white)
• Seven intense colors (blue, red, pink, green,
turquoise, yellow, and white)
• Status line
Each feature, except for the status line, is associated
with four different Host highlight attributes. Each
combination of feature and host highlight attribute is
represented by a combination of color and highlighting
on your terminal.
Sample
The word “Sample” and its immediate background
reflect the foreground and background colors for the
host feature to the left of “Sample,” as well as the host
highlight attribute currently chosen. As you change
your terminal's representation of each host
feature/attribute combination, the sample column
reflects the change immediately. Use the sample
column to check that the colors appear as expected,
because some terminals may not be able to distinguish
between certain colors (for example, between yellow
and intense yellow or between gray and white
background).
Enable screen blink
Mark this check box to cause the foreground content of
the 3270 display to blink for a particular combination
of host feature and host highlight attribute.
Motif Instead of “Enable screen blink,” this check box is
called “Enable screen underline.” Mark this check box
to cause the text on the 3270 display to be displayed as
underlined for a particular combination of host feature
and host highlight attribute.
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