X Play/Record contains the following pull-down menus:

      File
      Edit
      Script
      Options
      Help

  Various functions that allow you to initiate and
  control the record and playback of X-windows sessions
  are available through the menus.

  For more information about X Play/Record menus and
  functions, double click on an item from the list of
  additional topics below.

1  –  pr file Cascade

  Use the File menu to open, include, and save a file.
  Also use the File menu to exit the Screen Editor.

  The File menu contains the following menu items:

      Start
      Stop
      Pause
      Resume
      Continue (playback only)
      Hide Me...
      Status
      Exit

  For information about using a File menu item, double
  click on an item from the list of additional topics
  below.

1.1  –  pr Start Btn

  To start the record or playback of an X-windows
  session.

  The Start button can be accessed from the File menu
  entry.

1.2  –  pr Stop Btn

  To stop (end) the record or play of an X-windows
  session.

  The Stop button can be accessed from the File menu
  entry.

1.3  –  pr Pause Btn

  To pause (suspend) the record or play of an X-windows
  session.

  The Pause button can be accessed from the File menu
  entry.  A Pause button is also available in the
  Play/Record window.

1.4  –  pr Resume Btn

  Resume (continues) the record or play of a paused
  X-windows session.

  The Resume button be accessed from the File menu entry

1.5  –  pr Continue Btn

  Continues the playback of an X-windows script when
  waiting for synchronization.

  The Continue button can be accessed from the File menu
  entry

1.6  –  pr Hide Btn

  To remove the Play/Record window from the screen,
  choose Hide Me...  from the File menu.

  The "DTM :  Hide Me" dialog box appears, which displays
  the command key entry required to restore the
  Play/Record window.  The default key entry required to
  restore the Play/Record window is <F9>-W.

  Click on OK to hide the Play/Record window.  Click on
  Cancel to continue with the Play/Record window
  displayed.

  The Hide Me...  button can be accessed from the File
  menu entry.  A Hide Me...  button is also available in
  the Play/Record window.

  When the Play/Record window is hidden, the tool may be
  controlled through keyboard commands entries.

  For more information on keyboard commands to control
  recording when the Play/Record window is hidden, double
  click on the Keyboard Commands entry in the list of
  additional topics below.

1.7  –  pr Status Btn

  Provides status of the current record or play.

  Status is displayed in the Message area of the
  Play/Record window.

  The Status button be accessed from the File menu entry
  A Status button is also available in the Play/Record
  window.

1.8  –  pr Exit Btn

  Ends a record or play session (closes the script file)
  and removes the Play/Record window from the display
  screen.

  It can be accessed from the File menu entry

2  –  pr Edit Cascade

  Use the Edit menu to select, copy, and clear text from
  the Message area.

  The Edit menu contains the following menu items:

      Copy
      Select All
      Clear

  For information about using an Edit menu item, double
  click on an item from the list of additional topics
  below.

2.1  –  pr Copy Btn

  The Copy menu item copies selected text from the
  Message area.

  To copy information:

  1.  Select the information you want to copy by pressing
      and holding MB1, dragging the pointer over the
      information, and releasing MB1.  Or, choose the
      Select All menu item from the Edit menu to copy the
      entire Messages area.

      The selected area is highlighted.

  2.  Choose the Copy menu item from the Edit menu to
      store the copied information.

  3.  Move the cursor over the application area where you
      want to place the information and click on MB2.

  The selected information is copied to the new location.

2.2  –  pr SelectAll Btn

  The Select All menu item selects all text in the
  Messages area.

  To copy the Messages area:

  1.  Choose the Select All menu item from the Edit menu
      to copy the entire display.

      The selected area is highlighted.

  2.  Choose the Copy menu item from the Edit menu to
      store the copied information.

  3.  Move the cursor over the application area where you
      want to place the information and click on MB2.

  The selected information is copied to the new location.

2.3  –  pr Clear Btn

  Use the Clear button to clear all text from the
  Messages area.

  The Clear button be accessed from the Edit menu entry

3  –  pr Script Cascade

  Use the Script menu to write additional script control
  information to the output session file.

  The Script menu contains the following menu items:

      Directives...  (record only)
      Save Screen (record only)
      Synchronization...
      Speed...  (playback only)

  For information about using a Script menu item, double
  click on an item from the list of additional topics
  below.

3.1  –  pr DoSScreen Btn

  Click on the Save Screen button to capture the current
  screen image into the Benchmark file and to place a
  Save Screen directive into a recorded X-windows script
  file.

  A watch cursor shall be displayed while the screen is
  being captured.

  The Save Screen button can be accessed from the Script
  menu entry.  A Save Screen button is also available in
  the Play/Record window.

3.2  –  pr Synchronization Btn

  To add script synchronization information to the
  recorded X-windows script, choose Synchronization...
  from the Directives menu.

  Also choose Synchronization...  to change script
  synchronization during play of an X-windows script.

  The "DTM :  Synchronization" dialog box appears, which
  displays and allows you to change synchronization
  settings.

  The Synchronization...  button can be accessed from the
  Script menu entry

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3.3  –  pr Speed Btn

  To change the speed at which recorded mouse movements
  and keystrikes are played, choose Speed from the
  Directives menu.

  The "DTM :  X Speed" dialog box appears, which displays
  a slider allowing you to change the speed of script
  play.

  Note that changes in speed may effect the execution of
  the session.

  The Speed...  button can be accessed from the
  Directives menu entry

4  –  pr Options Cascade

  Once you have created a DTM :  Play/Record window, you
  can choose operating settings and then save these
  settings by using the Options menu.

  The Options menu contains the following menu items:

      General...
      Use Last Saved Settings
      Use System Defaults
      Use Saved Settings From...
      Save Current Settings
      Save Current Settings As...

  For information about using a Options menu item, double
  click on an item from the list of additional topics
  below.

4.1  –  pr General Btn

  To change operating parameters of a general nature,
  choose General...  from the Options menu.

  The DTM :  X General dialog box appears, which allows
  you to view and change current operating options.

  The General...  button can be accessed from the Options
  menu.

4.2  –  pr RestS Btn

  To use the last options settings saved with the Save
  Current Settings button, choose Use Last Saved Settings
  from the Options menu.

4.3  –  pr RestSys Btn

  To set all current options settings to the system
  defaults, choose Use System Defaults from the Options
  menu.

4.4  –  pr RestAs Btn

  To use saved options settings previously saved to a
  file, choose Use Saved Settings From...  from the
  Options menu.

  The DTM :  X Use Saved Settings From dialog box
  appears, which allows you to choose from saved options
  files.

4.5  –  pr SaveS Btn

  To save current options settings, choose Save Current
  Settings from the Options menu.

4.6  –  pr SaveAs Btn

  To save options settings to a file, choose Save
  Settings As...  from the Options menu.

  The DTM :  X Save Current Settings As dialog box
  appears, which allows you to choose a file in which to
  save options.

5  –  pr Help Cascade

  The Help menu contains the following menu items that
  let you display help for each window:

      On Context
      On Window
      On Terms
      On Version

  For more information about using a Help menu item,
  double click on an item from the list of additional
  topics below.

5.1  –  pr OnContext Btn

  Context-sensitive help is information about an object
  in a window or a dialog box.

  To display context-sensitive help, choose On Context
  from the Help menu.

  The pointer changes to a question mark.  Move the
  question mark to a menu, a button, or another object
  and click MB1.  Help for that object appears.

5.2  –  pr OnWindow Btn

  To display an overview of DTM :  Play/Record, along
  with help on how to perform various functions in
  Play/Record, choose On Window from the Help menu.

5.3  –  pr OnTerms Btn

  To display a Glossary of terms used in DTM :
  Play/Record, choose On Terms from the Help menu.

5.4  –  pr OnVersion Btn

  To display information on the software version of DTM :
  Play/Record, choose On Version from the Help menu.