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Quick Overview of the Contents
Chapter 1 - Using the 3270/SNA Option
The Emulation Screen Status Line
Viewing the Keyboard Definitions
Exiting from 3270/SNA Terminal Emulation
Using the Host Session Adapter
Chapter 2 - Using 3270/SNA Advanced Features
Using the Resident Emulation Program
How the Parts of 3270/SNA Work
Returning to Emulation through Menus or at DOS
Returning to Emulation by Using a Hotkey
Controlling How Much PC Memory 3270/SNA Uses
Reading in a 3270 Key Definitions File
Changing 3270 Function Key Definitions
Customizing International Characters
Saving Changes to 3270 Key Definition
Recommendations for Using Adapter Files
Controlling Display of the Status Line
Customizing PC Display Attributes
Saving Changes to an Adapter File
Chapter 3 - Installing the 3270/SNA Option
Overview of 3270/SNA Components
Assigning a Communications Line
Specifying Token-Ring Card Parameters
Chapter 4 - Planning a 3270/SNA Service
Planning the Number of Logical Units
Planning the Station Characteristics
Planning Serial Line Characteristics
Planning Token-Ring Characteristics
Planning Logical Unit Displays
Planning Logical Unit Security
Chapter 5 - Managing a 3270/SNA Service
Adding the Service to a Server and Group
Setting Station Characteristics
Setting the Number of Logical Units
Starting and Stopping the Service
Changing The Service Description
Examining Who is Using the Service
Changing Configuration Information
Making the Service Available to Users
Using the SET3270 Command in the User Profile
Making 3270/SNA Resident in the PC
How the Parts of 3270/SNA Work in the PC
Providing Held Sessions through Menus or DOS
Providing Held Sessions with a Hotkey
Controlling How Much PC Memory 3270/SNA Uses
Using the Host Session Adapter
Appendix B - 3270/SNA Technical Description