Terminal Automatically Loads TERMINAL.TRM

• Microsoft Windows operating system versions 3.0, 3.0a, 3.1, 3.11
• Microsoft Windows for Workgroups versions 3.1, 3.11

SUMMARY

When Windows Terminal is started from the File Manager or Program Manager, it automatically looks for and loads the TERMINAL.TRM settings file if one exists.

You can use this feature to specify your preferred terminal settings; then, every time you start Terminal, it uses that configuration.

MORE INFORMATION

Specify whatever settings you desire (for example, Communications, Modem Commands, Terminal Preferences, etc.) and save them to a file named TERMINAL.TRM in the default directory (usually C:\WINDOWS).

Terminal automatically looks for this file in the default/current/working directory, and loads those settings on startup.

NOTE: The TERMINAL.TRM file must be in default/current/working directory when you start Terminal. By default, this is the Windows directory, but if you specify a different directory in the "Working Directory" field (in Program Manager File Properties), Terminal looks for the TERMINAL.TRM file in that directory.