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PAD Summary
$p1The following contains a 'potted' summary of the JNT PAD facilities
most often used. This collection is by no means complete
and there is no substitute for examination of the JNT PAD Terminal Users' Guide.
  Nor are the more 'exotic' features and values of the various
parameters which can be set,  described.
However, the following should be enough to get you started.
$b1%Introduce yourself to the PAD by typing CR (perhaps repeatedly so that
the PAD can ascertain your terminal line speed.
$b1%Call the host of your choice by typing 'call <hostname>' to the
PAD> prompt e$.g$.
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PAD>call 2972

$b1%Help is available by typing 'help' to the PAD> prompt to obtain information
as to what the PAD knows about (address, profile, escape, command)
e$.g$. 'help address' gives all the names of the hosts known to the PAD.
$b1%PAD> prompt can be obtained during an interactive call by pressing
the 'break' key (also DLE (ctrl + P) followed by A - see the Guide).
$b1%Delete the last character typed by pressing DEL.
$b1%Cancel the typed line by pressing ctrl + X.
$b1%Retype the line just entered by pressing ctrl + R.
$b1%Video terminal is the default, if on a hard copy terminal, type
'printer' in response to the PAD> prompt.
$b1%Transparent output mode (characters on output all passed to the
terminal) can be entered by typing 'transparent' to the PAD> prompt.
(See also PRINTMASK/NOPRINTMASK in the Guide).
$b1%Message mode (the default and normal case) can be entered by
typing 'message' in response to the PAD> prompt.
$b1%Interrupt the host by typing 'break' - to obtain the PAD> prompt
then B CR to send interrupt.
$b1%Get$ Out$ Of$ Total$ Confusion$ And$ Difficulty by typing 'clear' in response to the
PAD> prompt, this clears the call down. Then  consult Advisory or read the Guide.

$b1%Other$ Possibly$ Important$ Features include:
$p1TAB does not yet work as on the TCP.
$p0Selected control characters can be sent to the host - see FORWARD in Guide
$p0Maximum width of terminal output can be changed by typing 'width=nn' to PAD> prompt.
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