TN5250 version 0.17.4 released!

Scott Klement <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.emulators.tn5250
Message-ID <[email protected]>
We are proud to announce version 0.17.4 of the open source TN5250 
emulator.  You can download the new release from SourceForge at
   http://tn5250.sourceforge.net

The following are some of the new features in this release:
   - (Win32 only) added +click_moves_cursor config option. When
         enabled, clicking the mouse will move the text cursor.
   - added +uninhibited option.  When enabled, you don't need
         to press error reset following an error required
   - added +allow_strpccmd option.  When enabled, TN5250 will
         run commands submitted via the STRPCCMD CL command.
   - (Win32 only) added +numlock option.  When enabled, TN5250
         will put the keyboard in numlock mode when the emulator
         starts.
   - added +field_minus_in_char option. When enabled, the field
         minus key behaves the same as field exit when in a
         character field.
   - (Win32 only) added a Macro menu. Clicking the options will
         execute/record macros. (Previously this support was
         available via keyboard only.)
   - (Unix only) Lots of enhancements to scs2pdf.
   - More work done on 5250 enhanced support.
   - Many bug fixes.

For full details of what has changed in this release, please look at the 
ChangeLog source file included in the source distribution.
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