1 SETWT 
        Manipulates the characteristics of a VWS terminal window,
        e.g. changes its font.

        Format:

           SETWT  [terminal]
2 Parameters
     terminal
        
        Terminal which shall be modified (e.g. WTA3:).
        Default is the current terminal window.

        If you want to affect a terminal  other than your current
        terminal window, you must have SHARE privilege and  WRITE
        access to the specified terminal.

2  Command_qualifiers
/BANNER
 /BANNER[=banner_string]
 /NOBANNER

        Changes the terminal banner string to banner_string.

        If you specify /BANNER without a value, then the  default
        banner "VWS Terminal banner" will be used.

        /NOBANNER clears the terminal banner.

        If  you  do  not specify /BANNER, then the current banner
        string remains unchanged.

/FONT
 /FONT[=font_number]

        Changes the font of the specified terminal window.
        The  font  describes  the  width  and  the  height of the
        characters in the window.
        The font_number can be any number of the table below.

           Point Pitch                              Width    Page

         1   12     7  Smallest readable font        168       64
         2   14     9  Second size font              126       55
         3   12    13     Double width  of 1)         84       64
         4   24    13     Double height of 3)         84       32
         5   14    18     Double width  of 2)         63       55
         6   28    18     Double heigth of 5)         63       27
         7    2     1  Live Icon font                 --       -- 
         8   19     7     132 Column font of 10)     168       41
         9   19    10  Third size font, light        112       41
        10   19    11  Default VWS font              100       41
        11   19    14     Double width  of  8)        84       41
        12   38    14     Double heigth of 11)        84       20
        13   19    22     Double width  of 10)        50       41
        14   38    22     Double heigth of 13)        50       20
 
        Example:  SETWT/FONT=2

        Changes  the font to a character height of 14 points, and
        a character width of 9 pitches.
        Because no size  qualifiers  are present, the window size
        (in characters) remains unchanged.    But, because of the
        new font, the window size (in pixels) will change.
        See also the HELP on size_qualifiers.

        If you specify /FONT without  a value, then /FONT=10 will
        be used.
        If  you  do  not specify /FONT,  then  the  current  font
        remains unchanged.

/KEYBOARD
 /[NO]KEYBOARD

        Disables  or  enables  keyboard  input for the  specified
        terminal.

/MENU_OPTIONS
 /MENU_OPTIONS[=(keyword,keyword,...)]

        Enables or  disables  various options in the VWS terminal
        window menu. Keyword can be:

        [NO]DELETE              [disables]enables   the    option
                                "Delete" in the window menu

        [NO]CHANGE_SIZE         [disables]enables    the   option
                                "Change the size" in  the  window
                                menu

        [NO]SHRINK_ICON         [disables]enables    the   option
                                "Shrink to an icon" in the window
                                menu

        [NO]ADDITIONAL_OPTIONS  [disables]enables   the    option
                                "Additional   Options"  in    the
                                window menu

        ALL                     enables  all of the options above

        NONE                    disables all of the options above

        If you specify /MENU without a value, then /MENU=ALL will
        be used.

        Example:

        SETWT/MENU=(ALL,NODELETE)

        Enables all options in the window menu, and then disables
        the "Delete" option.

/OSC_STRING
 /OSC_STRING="command"

        Sends a VWS_terminal_emulator OSC_control_string  to  the
        specified terminal.
        The string will be composed as: <OSC>command<ST>

        Note, that /OSC will  be sent to the terminal at the very
        begin of SETWT, that means  /FONT/BIG  etc.    are
        sent afterwards.

        Example:

        SETWT/OSC="22;[1.5,2]"

        shrinks the specified terminal window to an icon.

/POP

        Pops the specified terminal window to the foreground.

/PUSH

        Pushes the specified terminal window to the background.

/BIG_SIZE

        Changes the  specified  window  to  /WIDTH=168  /PAGE=64.
        This is a window, which occludes the whole screen.

        You cannot specify /BIG_SIZE together with /DEFAULT_SIZE.
        These qualifiers are mutually exclusive.

/DEFAULT_SIZE

        Changes the specified window to /WIDTH=80 /PAGE=24.  This
        is a window with the VWS default window size.

        You cannot specify /DEFAULT_SIZE together with /BIG_SIZE.
        These qualifiers are mutually exclusive.

/LONG_SIZE

        Changes the specified window to /PAGE=64.  This is then a
        window, which occludes the whole height of the screen.

/PAGE
 /PAGE[=page_length]

        Changes the page length of the specified terminal window.

        If you specify /PAGE without  a value, then /PAGE=24 will
        be used.

        Note,  that /PAGE overrides implicit  specifications  for
        page_length    requested    by    either    /BIG_SIZE  or
        /DEFAULT_SIZE or /LONG_SIZE.

        Example:

        SETWT/DEFAULT/PAGE=41

        This changes the window to the size width=80 and page=41.

/WIDTH
 /WIDTH[=width]

        Changes the width of the specified terminal window.

        If  you specify /WIDTH without a  value,  then  /WIDTH=80
        will be used.

        Note,  that  /WIDTH  overrides imlicit specifications for
        width requested by either /BIG_SIZE or /DEFAULT_SIZE.

        Example:

        SETWT/DEFAULT/WIDTH=132

        This  changes  the  window  to  the  size  width=132  and
        page=24.

2 size_qualifiers
        The  size_qualifiers are /BIG_SIZE and /DEFAULT_SIZE  and
        /LONG_SIZE and /PAGE and /WIDTH.

        Note, that the values of the  size  qualifiers have units
        of characters.  Therefore, two windows with the same size
        (in characters), but with different fonts, have different
        sizes  (in pixels).  That is, they occlude areas  on  the
        screen with different sizes.
