  A linear operator $T$ between two vector lattices normed by locally solid
Riesz spaces is said to be $p_\tau$-continuous if, for any $p_\tau$-null net
$(x_\alpha)$, the net $(Tx_\alpha)$ is $p_\tau$-null, and $T$ is said to be
$p_\tau$-bounded operator if it sends $p_\tau$-bounded subsets to
$p_\tau$-bounded subsets. Also, $T$ is called $p_\tau$-compact if, for any
$p_\tau$-bounded net $(x_\alpha)$, the net $(Tx_\alpha)$ has a
$p_\tau$-convergent subnet. They generalize several known classes of operators
such as norm continuous, order continuous, $p$-continuous, order bounded,
$p$-bounded, compact and AM-compact operators. We study the general properties
of these operators.
