These walkthroughs show how to accomplish typical goals with the Reflection API.

Use the Terminal User Control
Embed Terminal User Controls	Embed the Terminal User Control in your Windows Form applications
Set up the WPF Terminal User Control	Embed the Reflection Terminal User Control in your Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications.
Load Themes in the Terminal User Control	Load themes in the Reflection Terminal User Control at runtime. This allows you to show which control has focus when you are using multiple controls.

Customize the User Interface
Dynamically Change the User Interface	Show or hide controls on the user interface to provide a customized user experience.
Set Workspace Size and Position	Resize the workspace and change its screen position.
Define Hotspots	Define and set custom hotspots (virtual buttons that appear over text in terminal sessions).
Define Context Menus	Create customized context menus to replace the default menu for the entire session or only on selected screens.

Retrieve and Enter Data
Screen Scrape Data	Get data from a screen line by line and save it in a comma separated value (CSV) file.
Get Data With a Visual Studio Office App	Create a Microsoft Office application that has controls to get data from a Reflection host application and enter it in a spreadsheet.
Enter Data With a Visual Studio Office App	Create a Microsoft Office application that has controls to enter data from a spreadsheet into a Reflection host application.
Get Text from a Web Page	Get text from a Web page that is open in Reflection.

Log User Input  or Access to Credit Card Numbers
Monitor Credit Card Access	Log access to unredacted credit card numbers.
Log User Input	Log text and commands entered by users.
Save Screens As Text Or Images	Save screens along with the user input on the screens accessed by users as text or as screen images.

Set up Secure Connections
Convert from Telnet to SSL/TLS	Convert sessions from Telnet to SSL/TLS when they are opened.
Set up SSH Connection	Connect with SSH.

Other
Run VBA Macro	Open a session and run a Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macro in the session.
Work With Multiple Sessions	Get handles to multiple sessions running in a frame (instance of Reflection).
Control Multiple Reflection Workspaces	Create multiple instances of Reflection and reference each instance by name.
Transfer Files	Transfer files using a mainframe file transfer.