Virtual Hometerm Subsystem (VHS) Manual (H06.03+)

Virtual Hometerm Subsystem (VHS) Manual—429311-001
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4 Using the VHS Browser
This section describes how to use the VHS Browser and contains the following
subsections:
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Accessing the VHS Browser
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Exiting the VHS Browser
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VHS screen navigation
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VHS screen format
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Help screens
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Log Browser screen
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Prompt Browser screen
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Prompt Detail screen
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VHS Profile screen
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Environment Detailed screen
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Printing a screen
The following table summarizes the VHS screens:
Accessing the VHS Browser
How you access the VHS Browser depends on whether the VHS Browser is installed
on your system in ViewPoint or as a stand-alone Pathway system.
VHS Installed in ViewPoint
If the VHS Browser is installed in ViewPoint, first start ViewPoint on your terminal. You
must have the ViewPoint Extras screen, included with VHS, installed. See Section 2,
Installing VHS for installation details.
VHS Screen Purpose
Log Browser View, select, and get detailed information about home terminal
messages sent to the VHS primary log file
Prompt Browser View and reply to application prompts sent to the VHS process and
stored in the prompt file
Prompt Detail Get detailed information and reply to an application prompt
VHS Profile Get VHS configuration information
Environment Detailed View detailed information on all existing environments