Configure terminal display color
Options-> sessionoptions-> emulation (ran2 hou4), change the terminal type to xterm, and click the ANSI color check box.
Configure font and encoding
Font settings: Options-> sessionoptions-> appearance-> font is changed to new, the text size is set to 11, and character is changed to UTF-8.
Remove the underline
Options-> sessionoptions-> appearance-> current color: select Edit. In the new window, remove show underline.
Color Display Effect in VI
On the terminal that is opened, edit/etc/profile and add the following content at the end of the text:
Export term = xterm-color
After adding the file, execute the following content to make it take effect.
Source/etc/profile
At the same time, use VI to open the file transfer command form, enter the following command
Syntax on
For exampleC Language(Yu3 yan2 de0 wen2), enter SET filetype = C. If it is JSP, enter SET filetype = jsp. For Shell language, color is displayed without setting, similarly. The terminal VI color display is complete, but unfortunately the VI color display is not well supported and many system parameters need to be configured.
Solve the problem that backspace cannot be deleted in CRT.
In the terminal --> simulation --> In scrt, select the delete send backspace option in the ing key and delete the other one.
Modify directory color
A major problem with securecrt is that if emulation terminal is set to Linux mode, the blue directory is very close to the black background when LS is used, which is hard to see clearly. The modification method
Option-> Global Options-> terminal-> apperance-> ANSI color, bold colors, change the blue color you think is appropriate!
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