In this release we have made it possible to configure the Main menu and the Action bar. You can decide to show individual menu items in the menu, on the action bar or hide them. We have also added the possibility to map "long-press" of physical keys to macros or Glink functions on devices that support the "long-press" status.
The upgrade is free for customers who purchased earlier versions of the Glink for Android products with support.
What is new in version 2.4.8
Configurable menu and action bar
Long-press of a physical key can be mapped
Minor corrections and improvements
Glink for Android is available on the Google Play Store and in G&R's online webshop as four different apps:
Glink is a full version that includes all emulations and communication protocols. Glink is used to access applications running on Bull, IBM, DEC, UNIX and Linux host systems. Glink has emulations for the IBM 3270 and 5250 terminals, Bull Questar DKU7107 and DKU7211 terminals, Bull VIP7800, VIP7760 and VIP7700 terminals, and DEC VT320 and VT102 terminals. ANSI 3.64 is supported for general communications work.
Glink 3270 is used to access applications running on IBM host systems. Glink 3270 emulates all IBM 3270 terminals and uses the TN3270 protocol for communication with the host systems.
Glink 5250 is used to access applications running on IBM iSeries systems. Glink 5250 emulates all IBM 5250 terminals and uses the TN5250 protocol for communication with the host systems. TN5250 Enhanced Display Auto Sign-On supported.
Glink VT is used to access applications running on UNIX, Linux and DEC host systems. Glink VT emulates DECVT100/220/320/420 terminals and uses the Telnet protocol for communication with the host systems.
For more information see: Glink for Android or see the product information in Google Play Store: Glink on Google Play Store
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