Free SCO ANSI terminal emulator
dmic...@syel.itc.etu.ru
Excuse me for asking a kind of frequently asked questions, I searched
the archive for the subject, but it's still not clear...
Is there a freeware terminal emulator for Win95/NT, with good SCO ANSI
emulation AND line-drawing characters support? For example, Tera Term
draws lines perfectly, but doesn't support SCO ANSI.
Thanks for your help,
Dmitri
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Tony Lawrence
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> Excuse me for asking a kind of frequently asked questions, I searched
> the archive for the subject, but it's still not clear...
>
> Is there a freeware terminal emulator for Win95/NT, with good SCO ANSI
> emulation AND line-drawing characters support? For example, Tera Term
> draws lines perfectly, but doesn't support SCO ANSI.
I'm not aware of a good free one, but there's a good cheap
($25) emulator: see
http://aplawrence.com/Reviews/alphacom3.html that includes
an LPD client..
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Marco C.
<dmic...@syel.itc.etu.ru> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> Hello everyone,
>
> Excuse me for asking a kind of frequently asked questions, I searched
> the archive for the subject, but it's still not clear...
>
> Is there a freeware terminal emulator for Win95/NT, with good SCO ANSI
> emulation AND line-drawing characters support? For example, Tera Term
> draws lines perfectly, but doesn't support SCO ANSI.
>
Gary Quiring
>Hello everyone,
>
>Excuse me for asking a kind of frequently asked questions, I searched
>the archive for the subject, but it's still not clear...
>
>Is there a freeware terminal emulator for Win95/NT, with good SCO ANSI
>emulation AND line-drawing characters support? For example, Tera Term
>draws lines perfectly, but doesn't support SCO ANSI.
>
I have been using Netterm for 2 years now. It's supports a perfect
SCO-ANSI. Netterm can do telnet or dialup communications. It's also
has a handy rolodex like feature if you need access to many servers.
It's also got a unique feature where you can output escape sequences
in your Unix programs/shells scripts to launch Windows applications on
your PC.
http://starbase.neosoft.com/~zkrr01/
Gary Quiring
Frank da Cruz
: Is there a freeware terminal emulator for Win95/NT, with good SCO ANSI
: emulation AND line-drawing characters support? For example, Tera Term
: draws lines perfectly, but doesn't support SCO ANSI.
Whenever anybody asks such a question, lots of people recommend their
favorite emulator, so let's not leave out Kermit 95:
http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/k95.html
It's not free, but it's cheap and it includes SCO ANSI emulation WITH line
drawing AND color AND international character-set translation AND a built-in
(but customizable) keymap for all 178 SCOANSI defined keys and combinations.
Plus about 35 other emulations, Kermit and XYZMODEM file transfer, various
forms of security, serial communications and Rlogin as well as Telnet, numeric
and alpha paging, full scripting, and companion programs (file-transfer and
client/server partners) available for all SCO operating systems and hundreds
of others besides.
- Frank
James R. Sullivan
dmic...@syel.itc.etu.ru wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> Excuse me for asking a kind of frequently asked questions, I searched
> the archive for the subject, but it's still not clear...
>
> Is there a freeware terminal emulator for Win95/NT, with good SCO ANSI
> emulation AND line-drawing characters support? For example, Tera Term
> draws lines perfectly, but doesn't support SCO ANSI.
OpenServer Release 5.0.4 and beyond include SCO TermLite in the distribution.
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Manager, Applied Technology Group
SCO www.sco.com
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Mariusz Bryniewicz
<dmic...@syel.itc.etu.ru> wrote in message
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> Hello everyone,
>
> Excuse me for asking a kind of frequently asked questions, I searched
> the archive for the subject, but it's still not clear...
>
> Is there a freeware terminal emulator for Win95/NT, with good SCO ANSI
> emulation AND line-drawing characters support? For example, Tera Term
> draws lines perfectly, but doesn't support SCO ANSI.
>
Try Anzio Lite:
http://www.anzio.com
Mariusz