SNTEUsers Guide

Sabre Native Terminal Emulator (SNTE)
Users Guide – Employee Install

This document will provide user information for the install,
uninstall, configuration and help for SNTE.
USERS GUIDE - Employee
7 August 2013
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Table of Contents
General Information .............................................................. 1
1.1 Purpose ............................................................................................................................... 1

1.2 Supported Operating Systems ............................................................................................. 1
Installation ......................................................................... 2
2.1 Installation (Windows XPSP3) ............................................................................................. 2

2.2 Installation (Windows 7/8) .................................................................................................... 8
Configuration .................................................................... 16
3.1 SNTE Configuration ........................................................................................................... 16

3.1.1 Configuring SNTE for Fixed TAs ................................................................................ 16
3.1.2 Configuring SNTE for Agency Pooled TAs ................................................................. 20
3.1.3 Configuring SNTE for TAM Pool TAs ......................................................................... 25
3.1.4 Configuring SNTE for Multiple Users ......................................................................... 29
Uninstall ........................................................................ 30
4.1 Uninstall ............................................................................................................................. 30

4.1.1 Windows Control Panel Uninstall ............................................................................... 30
4.1.2 Windows Start Menu Uninstall ................................................................................... 33
SNTE Windows ................................................................... 34
5.1 Creating a New Window .................................................................................................... 34

5.2 Closing a Window .............................................................................................................. 34
5.3 Switching Between Windows ............................................................................................. 35
5.4 Renaming a Window .......................................................................................................... 35
5.5 Arranging Windows ............................................................................................................ 36
5.6 Minimizing Windows .......................................................................................................... 39
5.6.1 Arranging Minimized Windows ........................................................................................ 40
5.7 Redirecting a Response to another Window ...................................................................... 41
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Appendix ........................................................................ 43
A. Java ..................................................................................................................................... 43
A.a Setting the Environment Variable ................................................................................. 43
A.b Download Java ............................................................................................................. 45
B. Sabre Native Terminal Emulator Recommended Requirements ......................................... 46
C. Sabre Native Terminal Emulator Minimum Requirements ................................................... 47
D. SNTE Session Manager ...................................................................................................... 48
E. SNTE WinAMS .................................................................................................................... 51
F. SNTE Supported Macros ..................................................................................................... 52
G. Running SNTE as the Administrator ................................................................................... 55
H. Running the SNTE Configuration from the SNTE GUI ........................................................ 56
I. Accessing the SNTE Help..................................................................................................... 58
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General Information
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1.1 Purpose
This document is designed to provide a complete and detailed guide for the Sabre Native Terminal
Emulator (SNTE) Employee install to be followed by Sabre Employees for install, uninstall,
configuration and help.
1.2 Supported Operating Systems
SNTE has been tested and certified for use with the following operating systems. If the operating
system is not listed below then it has not been certified and is not supported at this time.
 Windows XPSP3 – 32Bit
 Windows 7 – 32Bit
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Installation
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2.1 Installation (Windows XPSP3)
This section details the process for installing SNTE on Windows XPSP3. Please follow these
instructions for proper installation and functionality.
Note: As of SNTE Version 2.0 Build 1.1.41 Java JRE version 6 is included in the
installation package. Java is no longer a pre-required install as SNTE will use
its packaged Java.
Upgrading SNTE:
As of Version 2.0 Build 1.1.41 SNTE is equipped with automatic upgrade functionality. With this
added functionality it is no longer necessary to uninstall the previous version of SNTE. SNTE
Versions 2.0 Build 1.1.41 or later will automatically upgrade the previous version.
If you have a version of SNTE older than Version 2.0 Build 1.1.41 then it is required that you
uninstall that version manually through Windows using the “Add or Remove Programs” feature in
the Windows “Control Panel” before installing the latest SNTE version.
Running SNTE as the Administrator:

To select a user account to run the installation under; right click on the SNTE Installer and then
click on “Run as…”. Select the user and options as required.
Refer to section G of the Appendix for detailed information on running SNTE as the Administrator.
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1. Double click on the SNTE Employee Installer (Example:
Install_SNTE_EMP_x86_32Bit_2.0_2.2.44.exe). The following screens will appear.
Click on the “Next>” button.
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2. The following screen will appear. Click on the “I accept the terms in the License
Agreement” radio button and then click on the “Next>” button.
3. The following screen will appear. Click on the “Install” button to begin the
installation process.
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4. The following screen will appear. To cancel the installation click on the “Cancel”
button.
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5. The following screen will appear. If you have Sabre View 32 previously installed,
click “Migrate existing configuration” and then click on the “Finish” button to finish
the installation process. Otherwise, just click on the “Finish” button and proceed to
“Section 3 Configuration” of this document.
Note: Click “Migrate existing PFKeys” if you want the installation to migrate the
Sabre View 32 PF keys to SNTE PF keys.
6. If “Migrate exiting configuration” is checked, the following screen will appear. The
Sabre View 32 configuration will automatically be converted to SNTE configuration.
Click on the “OK” button to finish the installation.
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Note: If your Sabre View 32 has been configured for “OFEP with Pooled TA” the
following screen will appear.
Click on the “OK” button. Before running SNTE you will need to run the
“SNTE Configuration”. See “Section 3 Configuration”.
Note:
If you wish to install SNTE on another drive than the C drive, perform the
following steps. This functionality will require that you be the administrator
and use the SNTE Installer.
1) Click on the “Start” menu, and then click on “Run…”.
2) In the Run dialog box, type “CMD” and then click on the “OK” button. A
DOS command prompt window will appear.
3) Change to the path where you have the exe saved (i.e.
Install_SNTE_EMP_x86_32Bit_2.0_2.2.44.exe).
4) Type MSIEXEC /I Install_SNTE_EMP_x86_32Bit_2.0_x.x.xx.exe
INSTALLDIR=”your_installation_path” and press the “Enter” key
(where “x” are the version numbers). The Windows installer screen shown
on page 3 of this document will appear. Follow the SNTE installation
steps from page 3 of this document.
Note:
If you wish to install SNTE on drive E, specify “your_installation_path” as
“E:\”. The SNTE installation program will create the “SNTE” folder on
drive E.
If you wish to install SNTE in the “Application” folder on drive Z, specify
“your_installation_path” as “Z:\Application\”. The SNTE installation
program will create the “SNTE” folder in the “Application” folder on
drive Z.
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2.2 Installation (Windows 7/8)
This section details the process for installing SNTE on Windows 7/8. Please follow these
instructions for proper installation and functionality.
Note: As of SNTE Version 2.0 Build 1.1.41 Java JRE version 6 is included in the
installation package. Java is no longer a pre-required install as SNTE will use
its packaged Java.
Upgrading SNTE:
As of Version 2.0 Build 1.1.41 SNTE is equipped with automatic upgrade functionality. With this
added functionality it is no longer necessary to uninstall the previous version of SNTE. SNTE
Versions 2.0 Build 1.1.41 or later will automatically upgrade the previous version.
If you have a version of SNTE older than Version 2.0 Build 1.1.41 then it is required that you
uninstall that version manually through Windows using the “Add or Remove Programs” feature
in the Windows “Control Panel” before installing the latest SNTE version.
Running SNTE as the Administrator:

To select a user account to run the installation under; right click on the SNTE Installer and then
click on “Run as administrator”. Select the user and options as required.
Refer to section G of the Appendix for detailed information on running SNTE as the Administrator.
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1. From the Desk Top, select “Start”, “Control Panel” (Windows 8 double click on the
Control Panel icon from the Desktop), “User Accounts and Family Safety”. The
following screen will appear. Select “User Accounts”.
2. The following screen will appear. Click on “Change User Account Control
settings”.
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3. The following screen will appear. Change the notification level to “Never notify” by
dragging the switch. Click on the “OK” button. The User Access Control screen will
appear with the message “Do you want to allow the following program to make
changes to this computer?” Click on the “Yes” button. Restart your computer.
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4. Double click on the SNTE Installer. The following screens will appear. Click on the
“Next>” button.
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5. The following screen will appear. Click on the “I accept the terms in the License
Agreement” radio button then click on the “Next>” button.
6. The following screen will appear. Click on the “Install” button.
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7. The following screen will appear. To cancel the installation click on the “Cancel”
button.
8. The following screen will appear. If you have Sabre View 32 previously installed,
click “Migrate existing configuration” and then click on the “Finish” button to finish
the installation process. Otherwise, just click on the “Finish” button and proceed to
“Section 3 Configuration” of this document.
Note: Click “Migrate existing PFKeys” if you wish the installation to
migrate the Sabre View 32 PF keys to SNTE PF keys.
SNTE will migrate the PFKeys located in the Windows directory.
If the migration fails, copy your PFKeys to a folder and point SNTE to
that folder.
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9. If “Migrate exiting configuration” is checked, the following screen will appear. The
Sabre View 32 configuration will automatically be converted to SNTE configuration.
Click on the “OK” button to finish the installation.
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Note: If your Sabre View 32 has been configured for “OFEP with Pooled TA” the
following screen will appear.
Click on the “OK” button. Before running SNTE you will need to run the
“SNTE Configuration”. See “Section 3 Configuration”.
Note:
If you wish to install SNTE on another drive than the C drive, perform the
following steps. This functionality will require that you be the administrator
and use the SNTE Installer.
1) Click on the “Start” menu, and then click on “Run as administrator”.
2) In the Run dialog box, type “CMD” and then click on the “OK” button. A
DOS command prompt window will appear.
3) Change to the path where you have the exe saved (i.e.
Install_SNTE_EMP_x86_32Bit_2.0_2.2.44.exe).
4) Type MSIEXEC /I Install_SNTE_EMP_x86_32Bit_2.0_x.x.xx.exe
INSTALLDIR=”your_installation_path” and press the “Enter” key
(where “x” are the version numbers). The Windows installer screen shown
on page 11 of this document will appear. Follow the SNTE installation
steps from page 11 of this document.
Note:
If you wish to install SNTE on drive E, specify “your_installation_path” as
“E:\”. The SNTE installation program will create the “SNTE” folder on
drive E.
If you wish to install SNTE in the “Application” folder on drive Z, specify
“your_installation_path” as “Z:\Application\”. The SNTE installation
program will create the “SNTE” folder in the “Application” folder on
drive Z.
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Configuration
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3.1 SNTE Configuration
This section details the process for configuring SNTE. Please follow these instructions for proper
functionality.
The “SNTE Configuration” can also be accessed via the SNTE Tools Menu. To open the SNTE
Configuration click on the “Tools” menu and then click on the “Configure TA…” menu item.
The “Sabre Native Terminal Emulator Configuration Setup” screen will appear. See also
Appendix H Running the SNTE Configuration from the GUI.
3.1.1 Configuring SNTE for Fixed TAs
This section provides the details for configuring SNTE for a fixed TA.
1. After the install of SNTE the configuration utility should be run before starting the
program to configure or check SNTE configurations. Navigate to the utility as follows:
Go to your “Start” menu, then “Programs” (for Windows 7, “All Programs”), then
“SNTE”, then “SNTE Configuration”.
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2. The “Sabre Native Terminal Emulator Configuration Setup” screen will appear.
Select your Service Provider in the “Service Provider:” pane then click on the
“Configure Connection” button.
3. The following screen will appear. In the “LNIATA:” field type in your LNIATA.
You will note that when the field is completed the name will turn from red to black and
the “OK” button will become active. Click on the “OK” button.
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4. The following screen will appear. Click on the “OK” button to complete
configuration.
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5. Double click on the SNTE icon on the desktop to run SNTE.
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3.1.2 Configuring SNTE for Agency Pooled TAs
This section provides the details for configuring SNTE for Agency Pooled TAs.
program to configure and check SNTE configurations. Navigate to the utility as
follows:
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3. The following screen will appear. In the “LNIATA:” field type in “000000” (6 Zeros).
the Dynamic area becomes active.
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4. Make sure the “Pseudo City Code:” radio button is selected then enter the PCC of the
Agency Pool. Click on the “OK” button to complete configuration.
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configuration.
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3.1.3 Configuring SNTE for TAM Pool TAs
This section provides the details for configuring SNTE for TAM Pool TAs.
program to configure and check SNTE configurations. Navigate to the utility as
follows:
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3. The following screen will appear. In the “LNIATA:” field type in “000000” (6 Zeros).
the Dynamic area becomes active.
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4. Select the “Profile Name:” radio button then enter the name of the TAM Pool. Click
on the “OK” button to complete configuration.
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configuration.
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3.1.4 Configuring SNTE for Multiple Users
This section provides the details for configuring SNTE for multiple users.
If your PC has multiple user logins and wish to have each user access SNTE, please follow
the steps below.
1. Login as Administrator and install SNTE.
2. Configure a LNIATA.
3. Logout Administrator user.
4. Login as non-Administrator. The SNTE icon will be created on the desktop and the
SNTE short cut will also be created in the Program menu.
5. Run the SNTE Configuration and configure different LNIATA than the one that was
created for the Administrator. (For configuring LNIATA, please refer to sections
3.1.1, 3.1.2, or 3.1.3 of this document.)
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Uninstall
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4.1 Uninstall
This section details the process for uninstalling SNTE. Please follow these instructions for a
complete uninstall.
4.1.1 Windows Control Panel Uninstall
This section provides the details for uninstalling SNTE from the Control Panel.
Note: Uninstalling SNTE from a 64-Bit operating system is the same process as
uninstalling SNTE from a 32-Bit operating system. Please follow steps 1
through 5 of this section.
1. To uninstall SNTE navigate to the Windows Control Panel as follows:

Go to your “Start” menu, then “Settings”, then “Control Panel”. (for Windows 7,
“Start”, then “Control Panel”.)
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2. The Windows Control Panel will appear. Double click on the “Add or Remove
Programs” icon.
3. The following window will appear. This window may take a few moments to populate.
Navigate to the SNTE program and click on it to select it. Then click the “Remove”
button.
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4. The following screen will appear. Click the “Yes” button to begin uninstall.
5. The following screen will appear. Click the “Cancel” button to cancel uninstall.
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4.1.2 Windows Start Menu Uninstall
This section provides the details for uninstalling SNTE from the Start Menu.
1. Click on “Start” then click on “Programs” (for Windows 7, “All Programs”) then
click on “SNTE” then click on “Uninstall SNTE”.
2. The following screen will appear. Click on the “Yes” button to uninstall. Click on the
“No” button to cancel.
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SNTE Windows
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5.1 Creating a New Window
You can create up to nine (9) Sabre windows within a window group. When you create a new
child window, the window is added to the list of windows found at the bottom of the Window
menu. The default window name for each new window is "# SABRE", where "#" represents the
window number (1–9) on the Window list.
1. From the “File” menu select the “WinGroup” menu item.

2. From the “Window” menu select the “New” menu item. A new Sabre window will be
created.
Note:
If you have already created nine (9) windows in the window group and you attempt to create a
new window, a warning message is displayed.
To create a new window you will first need to close one of the existing windows.
5.2 Closing a Window
You can have up to nine (9) Sabre windows within a window group open. You will need to close
one of the nine in order to create any new windows.
1. Click on and select the window you wish to close.

2. From the “Window” menu select the “Close” menu item. The selected Sabre window will be
closed.
Note:
You can also click on the window’s red “X” in the right corner of the window to close the
window or left click once on the left corner of the window to close the window from the
“Close” menu item.
To close all open Sabre windows in the window group, select the “Close All” menu item from
the “Window” menu.
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5.3 Switching Between Windows
If your window group contains more than one Sabre window, you can easily switch between the
windows. Only one Sabre window can be active at a time. You can tell which window is active
by looking at the title bar of the windows—the active window has a darker blue title bar while the
inactive windows have a lighter blue title bar.
 To make a window active:

Position the mouse pointer anywhere on the window
that you want to make active, and click the left mouse
button.
From the “Window” menu, select the window that
you want to make active. You can also type the
number of the window from the menu, or use the
“Up/Down Arrow” keys to highlight the desired
window and press the “Enter” key.
Note:
You can also switch among windows by pressing the “CTRL+F6” keys until the desired window
becomes active. If a Sabre window has been minimized to an icon, you can double click on the
icon to re-open the window.
5.4 Renaming a Window
You can rename each window in the window group using the following instructions.
1. Click on and select the window you wish to rename.

2. From the “Window” menu select the “Rename” menu item. The “Rename Window”
window will appear.
3. In the “Rename Window as:” field type in the new name of the window and then click on the
“OK” button to change.
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5.5 Arranging Windows
You can arrange windows in the window group using the following instructions.
If you have more than one Sabre window open, there are commands that you can use to
automatically arrange the windows on your screen. You can use two methods to arrange windows
- tiling and cascading.
 Tiling is used to arrange the windows so that all windows are visible on the desktop, and
no window overlaps another window. You can tile the window horizontally or vertically.
 Cascading is used to arrange the windows so that the windows overlap each other on the
desktop, and the title bar of each window is visible.
Tile Horizontally
1. From the “Window” menu select the “Tile Horizontally” menu item. The windows will be
tiled horizontally.
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Tile Vertically
2. From the “Window” menu select the “Tile Vertically” menu item. The windows will be tiled
vertically.
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Cascade
1. From the “Window” menu select the “Cascade” menu item. The windows will be cascaded.
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5.6 Minimizing Windows
Individual Sabre windows can be minimized to an icon. When you minimize a Sabre window to
an icon, the icon appears at the bottom of the SNTE screen.
 To minimize a window to an icon:

Click on the minimize button of the window that you
want to minimize.
Click on the icon at the left of the title bar and select
the menu item “Minimize”.
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5.6.1 Arranging Minimized Windows
If you have minimized more than one window, you can have SNTE automatically arrange
the window icons at the bottom of the SNTE window.
 To arrange the Sabre window icons:
1. From the “Window” menu select the “Arrange Icons” menu item. The windows will
be arranged at the bottom of the SNTE window.
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5.7 Redirecting a Response to another Window
Sabre responses are normally displayed in the active window where you make the Sabre entry.
The "redirect response" feature of SNTE allows you to type a Sabre entry in one window and
redirect the Sabre response to another window while your cursor stays in the original window.
This is especially useful when you need to view additional Saber information without disrupting
the information that is displayed in your active window.
For example:
You might wish to see a flight availability in your active Sabre window and fare quote information
in another window without clearing the flight availability information.
You can use either a keyboard shortcut to redirect a Sabre response to another window, or you can
select the “Redirect Response” command from the “Window” menu.
Redirect Using The Keyboard:
1. Type the Sabre entry in the active window, but do not press the “Enter” key.
2. Press the “CTRL” KEY + the number of the window where you would like to display the Sabre
response.
For example:
To redirect the Sabre response to window number 2, you would type “CTRL+2”.
The Sabre response is then displayed in the selected window.
Note:
If you redirect the response to an invalid window number, the response is displayed in the
active Sabre window.
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Redirect Using The Mouse:
1. Type the Sabre entry in the active window, but do not press the “Enter” key.
2. From the “Window” menu, select the “Redirect Response” menu item.
The “Redirect Response” window is displayed.
3. Select the desired window from the list box.

You can either click on the window name with your mouse, or use the “Up/Down Arrow”
keys to highlight the window name.
4. Click on the “OK” button.
The Sabre response is then displayed in the selected window.
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Appendix
A. Java
SNTE versions 2.0 Build 1.1.41 and later have Java included in the installation package and do not
require Java installed on the workstation.
SNTE also has a feature included to allow the user to override the use of the packaged JRE by re-
setting the JAVA_HOME as a parameter when calling SNTE.exe, SNTEConfig.exe, and
SNTESessionMgr.exe.
Example:
User has installed Java 1.5.0_11 in C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_11
Environment variable “SNTE_JAVA_HOME” is required with the value C:\Program
Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_11.
A.a Setting the Environment Variable
To set this Environment Variable right click on “My Computer” and then click on
“Properties”. The following screen will appear.
Then click on the “Advanced” tab. The following screen will appear.
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Then click on the “Environment Variables” button. The following screen will
appear.
Under “System variables” click on the “New” button. The following screen will
appear.
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Enter your information as show in the example below.
Then click on the “OK” button on the three open windows to complete the
configuration.
Please note that the minimum Java version required for SNTE to run is 1.5. If you
receive the error below then the Java version is lower than 1.5.
A.b Download Java
Java can be downloaded from the Sun website.

Go to http://java.sun.com
1. Click on the “Downloads” link.
2. Then under “Browse by Category:” click on the “Java Runtime
Environment (JRE)” link.
3. On the next page click on the “Free Java Download” button link.
4. On the next page click on the “Agree and Start Free Download” button link.
5. A window will appear where you can Save the installation.
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B. Sabre Native Terminal Emulator Recommended Requirements
Sabre® Native Terminal Emulator Recommended

Requirements
Operating System Software

 Windows XPSP3 32-bit
 Windows 7 32-bit
JavaTM Runtime Environment

 Java(TM) Platform, Standard Edition Runtime Environment Version 6 is now
included as part of the SNTE installation package.
 Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition 1.5.0_11 is the minimum operating version
Hardware
 Processor
Intel Pentium 4 or higher
 RAM
1 GB or higher
 Video Resolution
1024 x 768 or higher
 Hard disk Space
50 MB of free disk space
Network
 SABRE Host access required
Firewall Considerations
 Your firewall administrator should verify that all firewall configurations allow
the following traffic types:
 Outbound TCP connections to 151.193.141/128/25 (IP addresses .129-
.254) for the following TCP Ports:
 30030-32 (NOFEP emulator traffic)
 30051 (NOFEP Printing)
 389 (LDAP)
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C. Sabre Native Terminal Emulator Minimum Requirements
Sabre® Native Terminal Emulator Minimum

Requirements
Operating System Software

 Windows XPSP3 32-bit
JavaTM Runtime Environment

 Java(TM) Platform, Standard Edition Runtime Environment Version 6 is now
included as part of the SNTE installation package.
 Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition 1.5.0_11 is the minimum operating version
Hardware
 Processor
Intel Pentium III
 RAM
512 MB
 Video Resolution
800x600
 Hard disk Space
20 MB of free disk space
Network
Firewall Considerations
 Your firewall administrator should verify that all firewall configurations allow
the following traffic types:
 Outbound TCP connections to 151.193.141/128/25 (IP addresses .129-

.254) for the following TCP Ports:
 30030-32 (NOFEP emulator traffic)

 30051 (NOFEP Printing)
 389 (LDAP)
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D. SNTE Session Manager
Adding a Session
The SNTE Session Manager is the replacement for the SabreView 32
“CSAPISessionWizard.exe”. Unlike the “CSAPISessionWizard.exe” the SNTE Session
Manager can be run from the start menu. To add SNTE sessions follow the instructions below:
1. Click on “Start”, then “Programs” (for Windows 7, “All Programs”), then “SNTE”,
then “SNTE Session Manager” to run the SNTE Session Manager.
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The “SNTE - Session Manager” screen will open. Type a Name into the “Session
Name” field. Then click on the “Add” button. The name will be added to the
“Available Sessions” list.
Note: The session name must be less than or equal to 15 characters long and cannot
contain blank spaces or special characters.
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Click on the “Configure Connection” button and configure your session as normal.
Refer to “Section 3 Configuration” for more details.
3. When the configuration is completed click on the “Exit” button to close the “SNTE –
Session Manager” screen.
Changing a Session Configuration

To change a SNTE session configuration follow the instructions below:
1. From the “SNTE – Session Manager” screen click on the session in the “Available
Sessions” list that you wish to change the configuration for.
2. Then click on the “Configure” button. The “Sabre Native Terminal Emulator
Configuration Setup” screen will appear. Click on the “Configure Connection”
button and configure your session as normal. Refer to “Section 3 Configuration” for
more details.
3. Click on the “Exit” button to close the “SNTE – Session Manager” screen.
Deleting a Session
To delete a SNTE session follow the instructions below:
1. From the “SNTE – Session Manager” screen click on the session in the “Available
Sessions” list that you wish to delete.
2. Then click on the “Delete” button. The session and desktop shortcut will be deleted.
3. Click on the “Exit” button to close the “SNTE – Session Manager” screen.
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E. SNTE WinAMS
Running SNTE WinAMS

The SNTE WinAMS application can be started from the “Tools”, “WinAMS” menu selection.
After starting use WinAMS as normal.
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F. SNTE Supported Macros
Supported WINAMS and Hammer Macros

The SNTE emulator currently only supports the following list of 54 Macros. They are listed here in
alphabetical order.
Begin
CharLeft
CharRight
ClearAll
ClearClearToEndOfLine
ClearToEndOfScreen
CopyToMemo
CursorBackSpace
CursorBackTab
CursorReturn
CursorTab
Delete
DeleteLine
End
EndOfLine
EndOfWindow
Enter
Erase
Full
Home
HostWait
Insert
InsertLine
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InsertWait
Keys
LineDown
LineUp
PasteAnswer
PasteString
PlayFile
PlayFileRecursion
PlayPFKey
PlayQuickKey
PrintEnter
QuickScrollDown
QuickScrollUp
Reenter
ReplayNextEntry
ReplayPriorEntry
Reset
RetrieveUMSG
SetSOM
SetWindow
Sleep
Split
StartOfLine
StartOfWindow
WinClose
WinCmd
WinMove
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WinNew
WinRename
WinSabrePlay
WinSelect
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G. Running SNTE as the Administrator
The following describes the process for running SNTE as the Administrator.
1. Right click on the SNTE exe and select “Run as…” (“Run as administrator” for
Windows 7).
2. The “Run As” window will appear.
3. Click on the “The following user:” radio button and enter the “User name:” and
“Password:”. The click on the “OK” button.
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H. Running the SNTE Configuration from the SNTE GUI
Running the SNTE Configuration

The SNTE Configuration can be started from the “Tools”, “Configure TA…” menu selection.
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After starting the SNTE Configuration use the Configuration Setup as normal.
When you click on “Cancel” or “OK” you will be prompted with the following window.
Click on the “OK” button and then close and restart the SNTE application for changes to take
effect.
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I. Accessing the SNTE Help
This section details the process for accessing the SNTE Help.
1. Open SNTE then on the menu bar click on “Help”, then click on “Contents”.
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2. The SNTE Help window will appear.
3. The SNTE Help has three (3) options for finding/viewing help.
 Table Of Contents (default view shown above)
 Help Index (shown below in number 4)
 Search (shown below in number 5)
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4. SNTE Help - Help Index view
5. SNTE Help - Search view. Type in a topic in the “Find:” area to search for help on that
topic.
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Users Guide – Employee Install

USERS GUIDE - Employee

General Information .............................................................. 1

1.1 Purpose ............................................................................................................................... 1

2.1 Installation (Windows XPSP3) ............................................................................................. 2

3.1 SNTE Configuration ........................................................................................................... 16

4.1 Uninstall ............................................................................................................................. 30

SNTE Windows ................................................................... 34

5.1 Creating a New Window .................................................................................................... 34

1.2 Supported Operating Systems

Running SNTE as the Administrator:

Running SNTE as the Administrator:

6. The following screen will appear. Click on the “Install” button.

3.1.1 Configuring SNTE for Fixed TAs

6. Double click on the SNTE icon on the desktop to run SNTE.

6. Double click on the SNTE icon on the desktop to run SNTE.

4.1.1 Windows Control Panel Uninstall

1. To uninstall SNTE navigate to the Windows Control Panel as follows:

1. From the “File” menu select the “WinGroup” menu item.

5.2 Closing a Window

1. Click on and select the window you wish to close.

 To make a window active:

5.4 Renaming a Window

1. Click on and select the window you wish to rename.

 To minimize a window to an icon:

 To arrange the Sabre window icons:

Redirect Using The Keyboard:

3. Select the desired window from the list box.

A.a Setting the Environment Variable

A.b Download Java

Java can be downloaded from the Sun website.

Sabre® Native Terminal Emulator Recommended

Operating System Software

JavaTM Runtime Environment

Sabre® Native Terminal Emulator Minimum

Operating System Software

JavaTM Runtime Environment

 Outbound TCP connections to 151.193.141/128/25 (IP addresses .129-

 30030-32 (NOFEP emulator traffic)

Changing a Session Configuration

Running SNTE WinAMS

Supported WINAMS and Hammer Macros

2. The “Run As” window will appear.

Running the SNTE Configuration

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