Using Telnet - Deleting Text & Eliminating <^c> as Interrupt Process

Deleting Text (prior to cursor>

• In NCSA Telnet on the Mac
  • Hold down the "Apple" or "Option" keys while hitting the delete (backspace) key to delete text prior to the cursor.
• In Better Telnet on the Mac
  • Just hit the "Delete" button.

Eliminating Control-C <^c> as an Interrupt Process

• In NCSA Telnet on the Mac -
  • Method 1:
    • Hold down the "Apple" key and the "S" key at the same time.
    • A window will appear. The Interrupt Process field should be highlighted.
    • Hit the "Delete" key to remove the "^c" in the Interrupt Process field.
    • Click on the "OK" button to enter the change.
  • Method 2:
    • Click on "Session" pull-down menu on the control bar at the down of the screen.
    • Drag the highlight down to "Setup Keys" and release the mouse button.
    • A window will appear. The Interrupt Process field should be highlighted.
    • Hit the "Delete" key to remove the "^c" in the Interrupt Process field.
    • Click on the "OK" button to enter the change.
  • NOTE: Every time that you exit OCLC (or are kicked out), you must remove the "^c" in the Interrupt Process field again.
• In Better Telnet on the Mac -
  • Hold down the "Apple" key and the "S" key at the same time.
  • A window will appear. The Interrupt Process field should be highlighted.
  • The field should be blank. If so, click on the "OK" button to leave the window.
  • If the field is not blank:
    • Hit the "Delete" key to remove the "^c" in the Interrupt Process field.
    • Click on the "OK" button to enter the change.

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