Introduction to TouchTerm Pro (2m 27s)

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Using the default configuration settings, basic keyboard and terminal interaction in TouchTerm Pro works in much the same way as in the basic version of TouchTerm. However, in addition to the ability to enter keyboard commands, TT Pro provides the ability to perform connection and interface actions using gestures. For example, to adjust the terminal font size, swipe upwards and downwards; or, use double-swipe in the upper-right (or lower-right) directions to make the input interface nearly transparent (or opaque). By default, TT Pro ships with several useful gestures configured; however, the real power of TouchTerm Pro is in the ability to configure gestures to do anything you wish.

For more information on specific features of TouchTerm Pro, see the Directory Navigation, Customization, Text Completion, Copy and Paste, or Gestures videos below. Or, skip ahead to the final video where we put it all together in a showcase of the TouchTerm Pro interface features.

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