We are running SCO Unix, and are using Century Software Windows Terminal Emulation �Term for Windows� for Win95 v6.3.9b.
It used to work fine when we had Win98 on our machines, but now we are updating them with Win2000/XP.
This WinTerm works fine on some machines, which are running Win2000/XP, but on some it does not work at all.
I replaced the AUTOEXEC.NT file in the system32 folder, but TERM still exists after opening it on different machines.
So need help from members to post any good �Terminal Emulation�, GUI freeware software for Win2000/XP, links or info from where I can download them...
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You don't say what verision of SCO Unix you are running, but you might have a solution already. Openserver 5.0.5 had a extra cd with it that has visionFS with it, if you are using visionFS it has a product called termlite with it.
Here is some info from SCO's website about installing it.
if you don't need the pretty colors, windows (v3.1 and up) comes with a product called Hyperterminal ... if not already installed, install from the windows install cds .... another option is the windows telnet client ...
I have used Century Software's TinyTerm before. But the absolute best terminal emulation software I have used is Ericom Software's PowerTerm. It's not free, though, except for the trial version.
If you're running SSH, you'll need to try PowerTerm Plus 7.1. Otherwise, they have many alternatives.
Also, you mentioned that your current TE program worked fine on 98 but not on XP. Have you tried simply running the TE program with reverse compatibility to Win 98/95?
