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WinQ UTS Configuration

Configure WinQ UTS connection settings for eQuate, InfoQuest Client, I-QU ReorgComposer, and UTS eXpress Pro.

Last updated December 15, 2009

What it configures

WinQ UTS Configuration maintains connection settings shared by:

  • eQuate
  • InfoQuest Client
  • I-QU ReorgComposer
  • UTS eXpress Pro (apps using WinQUTS32X.ocx)

File menu

  • Open from Default Location / Open from Alternate Location — load existing settings
  • Save / Save to… — write settings back to disk
  • Change Settings Location — move per-user vs all-users storage
  • Close — exit the dialog

WinQ UTS Terminal Settings

  • Initial Transmit Type — define the wire-protocol model used at session start
  • Force UPPERCASE — translate keystrokes to uppercase before transmission
  • Blinking Cursor — toggle cursor blink
  • Mapper Look — render the screen with BIS/MAPPER conventions; supports the function-key click bar, MAPPER box drawing, and configures stations as terminal type PCE option S (or 6S)

Other settings

  • Custom Keyboard — open the eXpress Custom Keyboard Layout editor
  • Custom Appearance — open the eXpress Custom Terminal Screen Appearance editor
  • Configure Connections — define routes, open ids, and virtual destinations

Custom keyboard layout

Create, rename, delete, import, export, and print keyboard layouts. The graphic keyboard view lets you click a key and assign an action from the Key Actions list. Extended keys (Ins, Del, Home, End, PgUp, PgDn, arrow cluster, numpad / and Enter) default to mirror their counterparts but can be remapped independently.

Custom screen appearance

Pick from seven preset KMSYS color schemes or create your own. New Scheme inherits from the currently selected scheme. Preset schemes cannot be renamed or deleted. Button Effects let you set per-state colors; Use Standard Windows Look overrides all custom button colors (screen colors are unaffected). Use 3d Button Effect toggles flat vs raised button rendering.

Note: When configuration settings are common to all users of the same machine, individual users should NOT be allowed to change settings.