I am constantly switching between the qwerty, fn, navigational, and numpad keyboards. The other knock I would express is no fully functional keyboard in landscape mode. Bluetooth keyboard performs flawlessly in all other apps. I also had a devil of a time keeping the keyboard connection alive while on VPN. The limited wireless keyboard support is overstated as the lack of fn keys and other 5250 highly used keys make nit useless to me and reminds me of the lite version of the app. However I don't think much effort was put into utilizing the iPad to it's fullest potential. The iPad version is naturally a much better experience with the additional real estate afforded it on the iPad display. I purchased this application already having seen it in action on a few mobile phones.
#5250 emulator for mac Pc
Let the user define keys as you can via a pc connection on Client Access, or give the user more buttons on the screen that can be defined by the user. In your own office, use your pc terminal. For the most part, use this app in the portrait mode with the onscreen keyboard when you need something to carry around the office. So I used the onscreen fx key board and the fx hotspots in landscape mode along with the physical keyboard, and that is workable. For fun, I tried a Logitech MX 5000 Bluetooth keyboard with it, and that makes the app almost as good as a regular pc access to the AS400, except I could not get the function keys on the physical keyboard to work. Use portrait and you get all the keys on the screen at the same time, then if you want to see 132 characters in a report, turn it to landscape.
#5250 emulator for mac full
Even with the full version, using the onscreen keyboard will drive you nuts in landscape mode. The lite version has very limited keyboard use and will drive you nuts with keyboard switching. You pretty much have to pay the $30 bucks for the full version.
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