ARPUS/ce, Version 2.6.2 (03/10/05)    (SCCS 1.5)
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 Concept:  Use of ce from a remote host.

 DESCRIPTION:
     Since  ARPUS/ce  is  based on the X Window  System  standard,  it
     exploits  the  DISPLAY environment variable just as most other  X
     Window System applications do.

     To  ease  the  process of connecting a remote ce session  to  the
     local  display,  you  can  use the  environment  variable  CEHOST
     (defined  by  ce  automatically)  along with  the  following  key
     definition  to  cause remote ce sessions to display on the  local
     node.   The  instructions here assume that you connected  to  the
     remote  system from a ceterm session on the local host via telnet
     or rlogin.

     Add  the  following key definition to your .Cekeys file.   (First
     check  to see if the definition is already there ...  it may have
     been added automatically by the ce installation process). The key
     definition  must appear on a single line even though in the  text
     below it appears on multiple lines.
     
         kd *h env CEHOST;tdmo;tl;/=/;ar;dr;tr;xc -l host;
             ti;tl;xd -l junk;es 'DISPLAY=';xp host;tr;
             es ';export DISPLAY';en ke
     
     NOTE:
     If "-autovt yes" is being used in Ce release 2.2, the
     key definition for telnet should be as below so it works in vt100
     mode. Again, the key definition needs to be on a single line.

        kd *F1 env CEHOST;tdmo;tl;/=/;ar;dr;tr;xc -l host;tmw;
               es 'DISPLAY=';xp host;es ';export DISPLAY';er 0d ke


     Once this key definition is in effect, you can telnet to a remote
     host from within a ceterm window, press <mod1>-h (usually Alt-h),
     and  observe  that environment variable assignment  statement  is
     inserted  into the ceterm's input pad and executed.  Notice  that
     the statement is an assignment to DISPLAY which gives DISPLAY the
     name of the host from which the telnet command was executed.  Now
     instead  of having to type 'ce -display my_host:0.0 my_file', you
     simply  need to type 'ce my_file', and the local display will  be
     used.
     
     You  may have to make slight changes to the above key  definition
     if  you  are using a command shell other than the Korn  shell  or
     Bourne shell.
 
 RELATED HELP FILES:
     kd            (Key Definition)              
     xresources    (X resources & args)          
                                          
     support       (customer support)            

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