Session Manager Menus
The following options are available from the Session Manager menus.
- File
- Change Directory
- You can run files that are stored in a directory other than the Z and I Emulator for Windows Application Data directory.
- Import
- This option allows you to copy sessions or batch files to the Z and I Emulator for Windows Application Data directory. Afterwards, the imported files can be displayed in the Session Manager dialog.
- View
- Sessions
- This option shows all valid workstation profiles that have the standard .WS extension and are located in the Application Data directory.
- Multiple Sessions
- This option shows all valid batch files that are have the standard .BCH extension and are located in the Application Data directory.
- All File Extensions
- This option shows all valid multiple sessions and workstation profiles that are located in the Application Data directory, regardless of extension.
- Hidden
- This option shows files that have been previously hidden using the right-click menu option. If this option is selected, hidden sessions are shown with black-and-white icons; otherwise, they will not be displayed.
- Large Icons
- This option shows large session icons in the Session Manager.
- Small Icons
- This option shows small session icons in the Session Manager.
- Details
- The following session detail information is displayed in the
panel columns. The columns can be resized as needed.
- File Name
- File extension
- Type (session or batch file)
- Description (shows the information specified in the Description= field in the .WS file)
- The following session information is not shown for batch files.
- Host Name
- Host Type (shows the host type specified in the Customize Communication dialog during session configuration)
- Interface (shows the interface specified in the Customize Communication dialog during session configuration)
- Attachment (shows the attachment specified in the Customize Communication dialog during session configuration)
- Session Type (printer or display)
- Modified (indicates the last modification date/time of the file)
- Refresh
- If you manually copy a session or batch file into the Application Data directory, you must refresh the Session Manager view in order to see the new files.