How to copy and paste to and from a PuTTY windowIt may not be obvious to you, but it is possible to copy and paste to and from a PuTTY window. This tutorial will show you how to do thatCopying and pasting in PuTTY is very easy, but different from the way it's done in most other programsYou'll need to be logged in to a PuTTY session before you beginAll you have to do is left click and drag to make a selectionAs soon as you let go of the mouse button, the selection is instantly copied to your clipboard and ready to be pastedSimply click off of the selection to deselect itNow, let's paste the selection into another window. For this tutorial, we'll just use a Notepad window that we already have openRight click, then PasteThe selection has been copied and pasted successfullyNow, let's try copying and pasting an SSH command we've stored in a different Notepad windowRight-click and CopyReturn to PuTTYSimply right-click to pastePress Enter to execute the commandYou can also select and copy a rectangular region in PuTTY. For our purpose, this is useful to copy just the filenames in this directory listingHold down ALT, then click and drag from the top left corner to the bottom rightSwitch back to NotepadPress CTRL+V to pasteThe rectangular region you copied has been pasted successfullyThis completes the tutorial. You should now know how to copy and paste to and from PuTTY
How to change PuTTY's appearanceIf you're going to be using PuTTY a lot, you'll probably want to customize its appearance to what you like best. PuTTY has a number of settings that allow you to do thisOnce you have PuTTY open, load a session from the menuThen, go to AppearanceThe first settings here allow you to adjust the cursor's appearanceThe default is Block, but you can change it to one of the other two, if you want. We'll pick Vertical lineClick this checkbox to make the cursor blinkNow, for the Font settingsClick Change...Select a new font from the list. Only monospaced fonts will show up; these are fonts whose characters are all the same widthChange its style, or just leave it set to RegularAdjust the size to something a bit biggerThen, click OKNotice... the font name and size listed here has changedMark this checkbox to hide the mouse pointer when typingLast on this page, you can adjust the appearance of the window border. Use this value to control the size of the Gap between text and window edgeTo display a sunken edge border, click this checkboxNow, go to ColoursLet's change the background and foreground colorsHit ModifyChoose a Basic color, or pick a custom color using the tool at right. Let's use whiteClick OKNow, for the Foreground colorWe'll pick Black for thisFeel free to change any other colors you wantNow, return to the Session pageSave our changes to the sessionThen, press OpenYou should notice that this looks quite a bit different than it does with the default settingsThat cursor color is a little bright on a white background. You can change it with the Colours settings, where we just wereLog inTest out a commandThat's it! You now know how to change PuTTY's appearance
How to change the bell style and settings in PuTTYA terminal bell is a sort of notification produced by an SSH server when some things happen or appear, such as an error message or global announcementBy default, PuTTY will use the Windows system ding whenever it's told to signal a bell. This can sometimes be annoying, especially if something's triggering the bell repeatedly To change the bell style and settings, first choose a saved session from the menuClick LoadThen, go to BellFirst, you can set the style of the terminal bellLet's change ours to Visual bell, which will cause the window to flash instead of making a soundYou can also change it to None to disable the bell completely, force it to beep using the PC speaker, or choose a custom sound file to playNext section. With the buttons above, you can make the taskbar and window title notify you if you receive a bell when the window is not in focusFlashing will cause the taskbar to blink, whereas Steady will display a solid colorThe bottom section allows you to disable the bell temporarily when over-used, as defined by the settings. The defaults here should work fineReturn to the Session panelBe sure to Save your session, or else the settings won't stickThen, let's test out the bellLog inOne way to trigger a bell is by pressing Backspace at the beginning of a lineThe window will flash momentarily to represent a bell signalThis tutorial is now complete. You now know how to change the bell style and settings in PuTTY
How to download and install PuTTY This tutorial assumes you are using the Windows operating system, have already opened your favorite web browser and browsed to Google.com Now let's learn how to download and install PuTTY Type Download Putty in the Google search bar Then click Google Search Click Putty Download Page You will be taken to the PuTTY Download Page. Scroll down to find the download links. Click putty.exe to begin the download Click Save File to save putty.exe to your computer Then click Run to open PuTTY and get started That's it! You have successfully downloaded and launched PuTTY To exit PuTTY, simply close the window This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to download and open Putty.
How to manage your contacts in GmailIn this tutorial, you will find out how to manage your Contacts list in Gmail.It can be found via the Contacts link, over here.This is your Contacts list. Here, you can add, edit, and remove contacts, and put them into groups. You can also Search through your contacts, Import and Export contacts, and even Print your contacts.If there is anyone that you're frequently in touch with that isn't already in your Contacts, Gmail will suggest that you add them to your Contacts. To see Gmail's suggestions, click the View Suggestions button, below.Right now, we only have one contact in our list. Let's view his information.Click the contact's name.Here you can see all the information we entered for this contact.To add this contact to a group, use the Groups menu.Choose from an existing group, or create a new one.We'll name our new group Internet Friends.Click OK to create the group and add this contact.The new group has appeared here, along with an indicator that there is 1 person in it.To a view a list of recent conversations with this contact, click the Show link.Press your browser's Back button to return to the Contacts list.To edit this contact's information, click the Edit button.The form is pre-filled with the contact's information. Change whatever you want, then click the Save button when finished.Now, let's add a new contact.If you're in the middle of editing a contact when you try to create a new one, Gmail will remind you that unsaved changes will be lost unless you save.Click OK to tell Gmail it's all right that we haven't saved.The form has been reset and is ready for us to input our new contact's information.Start with the Name.All other fields are optional, but adding a contact isn't very useful if you don't enter at least some additional information.Type an email address here.Clicking the add link next to many of these fields will give you space to type additional entries.Let's also add a phone number for this contact.Then an address.The Add button down here is another way for you to add additional fields of the same type as above, as well as a few other kinds.When finished inputting the contact's information, click Save.If you hover over a contact's image, you'll be given a link to change it.Finally, to delete a contact, click this button.Note that you cannot undo a contact deletion.Click OK to acknowledge this.The contact has been deleted.This completes the tutorial. You now know how to manage contacts in Gmail. Find out how to Import and Export contacts in the two tutorials that follow.
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