Customizing a Keymap
From SecureCRT
A session is a set of options that are assigned to a connection to a remote machine. These settings and options are saved under a session name and allow the user to have different preferences for different hosts.
Customizing
a Keymap
SecureCRT provides two mechanisms for customize the functions defined by a keymap: the Mapped Keys category; and the Keymap Editor.
Mapped Keys
In the Terminal/Emulation/Mapped
Keys category of the Session Options
dialog, you can associate functions and arguments with specified keys
or key combinations. These associations only apply to the session
in use and will not carry over to other sessions. The associations made
only supersede the current keymap and do not change the keymap itself.
You can also return a keymap back to its original configuration by clicking
on the default button in the Map Selected Key
dialog.
Keymap Editor
The Keymap Editor allows you to modify an existing keymap or create a new one. In this way, you can make keymap customizations that can be used with multiple sessions.