Once a terminal session has been created, you may need to edit the session properties to configure additional connection parameters, session customization, or user preferences.
There following methods are available to access the session properties editor.
| Location | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Session Manager | In the Session Manager, you can right-click a session by name and select the Edit Session Properties context menu option. | |
| Session Menu | With a terminal session open, you can select the Session Properties menu option under the Session menu. | |
| System Hotkey (F8) | With a terminal session open, you can press the F8 system hot key to open the session properties dialog. | |
| Session Context Menu | With a terminal session open, you can right-click the data window and access the session context menu. The Edit Session Properties menu item is located under the Advanced sub-menu. | |
| Internal Command | With a terminal session open, you send the following internal command to open the session properties editor.
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All session properties and user configuration options are stored in Indigo session files (*.itf) on the file system.
Please select from the options below for more information on specific session properties.