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Support for Windows XP
Button
panels can now be created, moved, loaded and saved on disk. Properties for individual buttons can be
set from the button property page.
Some of
the new properties are:
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Pop-up Tooltips.
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Support for icons hosted in .exe,
.dll and .ico files.
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3D effects on the label text.
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Individual font and and
attributes for each button.
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Mouse-over effects like 'glow
text' and 'raised frame'.
AniTa now keeps a list of hosts you have connected to and you can set a %macro% string for each host. The macro string can contain any of the .wcf file settings. This provides a simple way to connect to multiple hosts while still only a single settings file has to be maintained.
Map the
mouse and/or any keyboard key to activate “context sensitive help”. The user can get help on application field level
completely driven by AniTa. Also
supports Tooltip pop-up help on field level. The help system can activate any
application or URL like:
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WINHLP32 (standard Windows help
files)
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HTML address like http://www.april.se
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Notepad, Word, Excel, or any
other software
AniTa 6
is a COM Automation Server. This
gives any software supporting COM Automation servers a way to start and control
AniTa. Examples of COM Automation
clients are:
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WSH (Windows Scripting Shell)
with support for Javascript and Vbscript.
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Excel
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Word
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Visual Basic for
Applications
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AniTa 5 and 6. (Yes, AniTa can control another
AniTa)
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AniTaFTP
Screendump can now be made in either text or graphics
mode.
Support
for printing of any of the supported image formats like JPG, BMPand GIF. The
image can be printed mixed with standard text. This can be completely controlled by the
host application.
New %com…% macros available for opening, reading and writing to any serial port. The macros can be used from an e-script supporting some odd device connected to a COM port, or simply mapped to a keyboard key. An open %com…% port session can be donated to AniTa and used as the main transport. Also support for the DEC ‘printer session’ escape to read & write to any serial port on the PC.
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2 – 72 lines on
screen.
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GDI Terminal printer lines/inch and lines/page can now
be set.
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Linux Console terminal
emulation.
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VT420, 520 and 525 keyboard mapping with PC or VT
keyboard layout.
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Keep-alive
task: AniTa can now be configured to perform a macro on a configurable
time frequency. This can be used to
send any string to host or start any program.
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Extended
e-script: New e-script callback functions AniGetInfo(…) can be used to
get various runtime information like mouse click position. Useful for e-script doing screenscraping
based on mouse click.
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Direct COM and LPT port I/O: New
%com…% macros available for opening, reading and writing to any serial
port. The macros can be used from
an e-script supporting some odd device connected to a COM port, or simply mapped
to a keyboard key. An open %com…%
port session can be donated to AniTa and used as the main transport
session.
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Blank screen Autologin
timeout. If no data is received for
x seconds during login, then the screen output will be
enabled
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Configurable WYSE control characters to ignore (like
printer start)
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GIF import filter
updated
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New macros like:
%minimize%, %maximize%, %normalize%, %restore%,
%activate%
%shiftstate%
for getting mouse click key modifier like Shift, Control,
Alt.
%printscreen%
print full window
%printscreenpanel% print data +
panels
%printscreendata% print
data
%printscreenselected% print selected
data
%settingclean%
removes the "settings has been
modified"
%settingdirty% sets
the same flag to force save at exit.
%settingsave% macro
to save settings into the current .wcf
file.
%resize% can be
used to recalculate and redisplay the screen after the button panel sizes have
been updated.
%apphelp% activate
application context sensitive help
%printimage% print
a image file
%connectto%server
connect to a specific server
%com…% direct
serial port I/O
%exitall% close all
AniTa windows
%appclose%title close
any window with ‘title’
This is one of the samples from the AniTa Programmer's Guide...

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