PATHWORKS for Macintosh: MacTerminal

This guide provides instructions for using the MacTerminal application, which allows Macintosh computers to communicate with other computer systems via terminal emulation and file transfer protocols. It covers:

• Introduction to MacTerminal: Basic concepts and hardware/software requirements.
• Using MacTerminal: How to work with session documents, command menus, and the Macintosh keyboard.
• Setting Up Session Documents: Step-by-step guidance on configuring connection, terminal emulation, and file transfer options.
• Communicating with Computers: Procedures for opening/closing connections, sending/receiving files, and handling data.
• Command Reference: A detailed breakdown of menu commands (File, Edit, Settings, Session, Windows).
• Troubleshooting: Solutions to common issues related to connections, terminal emulation, file transfer, memory, and network configurations.
• Special Appendices: Includes information on alert messages, online services, and pin assignments for connection cables.

The manual is designed to help users establish connections with personal computers, minicomputers, and mainframe systems (like VAX), supporting various connection types and terminal emulations such as TTY, VT102, and VT320.