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by andy bettoni

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My users work with QVTTerm, a terminal emulator to telnet to our Unix host. We use this emulator in window size of 24x80 because our erp software masks are designed for these dimensions. On of my user modify the dimensions of the window and she's laugh that the software do not work. I'd like to know if there's a way to deny the modification of the windows using the mouse: I looked at the QVTtem site but found nothing of interest. Thanks.
Andy

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by jgenovesi

Here's a half solution, If you have an NT server available you could run the QVT Term from the NT machine and set the permissions to read-only and no changes would be saved. However, this would not stop them from changing setting during a session.Hope this helps!
Jesse

by baziite

i think the solution is local to the QVTerm ..if you wish to solve it at operating system level you can find the file that gets updated when you change settings of QVTerm ( use find files and folders accessed 1 minuite before ). Then you can go intothe properties of that file ..make it read only and hidden then go into folder options and select do not show hidden files . this way whenever someone tries to update the settings there will be a message that the file is read only .

Good Luck

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