HP-UX TN3270 Users Guide, March 1998

76 Chapter 3
Getting Started with 3270 Emulation
Overview of 3270 Operations
The Last Transaction Time Indicator (LTTI) indicates
the time taken for the most recent transaction with the
host. This is displayed only if no communications check
code is displayed and if your System Administrator has
given you permission to view response-time
information.
Cursor Width
The Cursor Width indicator appears only if your host
language (specified using the LANG environment
variable) is a double-byte language. It appears as a
single dash if the cursor is at a screen position where
you can enter only a single-byte character, and as two
dashes if the cursor is at a screen position where you
can enter a double-byte character.
Motif The Cursor Width indicator does not appear on the
status line in the Motif program. Instead, the cursor
itself appears as a single-width or double-width
character to indicate the type of character that can be
entered.
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Numeric
The Numeric indicator appears if the cursor is in a
numeric-only field.
Insert
The Insert indicator shows that your keyboard is in
Insert mode. When this indicator is on, you can insert a
character at the cursor location. Press the INSERT key
(default keystroke Insert) to enter Insert mode; press
RESET (default keystroke Esc R) to leave Insert mode.
Printer identifier
The Printer identifier message gives the name of the
printer or file to which local copy print requests on the
current 3270 session are directed. This is specified in
the Customize Display Session dialog box; see Chapter
6, “Customizing 3270 Emulation.”
Record/Replay ID
The Record/Replay ID message is shown instead of the
printer identifier while you are recording a keystroke
sequence or replaying a previously recorded sequence;