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From: pnoe@dg13.cec.be (Pierre Noel)
Newsgroups: comp.terminals,comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.sources.wanted
Subject: Re: seeking terminal emulator recommendations
Message-ID: <1990Jul30.112429.17271@dg13.cec.be>
Date: 30 Jul 90 11:24:29 GMT
References: <1990Jul25.210624.15953@medicus.com>
Reply-To: pnoe@ub4b.UUCP (Pierre Noel)
Organization: Commission of European Communities - DG 13
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In article <1990Jul25.210624.15953@medicus.com> barry@medicus.com (Barrelda Q. Nammowitz) writes:
>I am looking for a terminal emulator program that runs on an IBM
>PC.  I have looked at a few so far, and some come close to what I need,
>but none have quite made it.
>
>If anyone know of an emulator that they think is good, PLEASE
>PLEASE PLEASE send me email about it.  Availability of source code 
>would be a big plus, but is not required.
>
>Features I need:
>	1.  Fairly complete vt100, vt??? or ANSI 3.64 emulation. In
>		 particular, the following features should be supported:
>		 - cursor positioning
>		 - clear line/display
>		 - delete line
>		 - scroll text
>		 - turn cursor on/off
>		 - line wrap on/off	
>		 - set foreground/background color
>		 - text attributes: inverse, underline, blink
>	2.  Remappable function keys
>	3.  Ability to distinguish shifted function keys,
>		 control-function keys, and shifted arrow keys.
>
>Any advice or pointers will be gratefully accepted.
>Please reply by email, even if you want to post a reply as well.
>

Hi, 

I usually use TERM from Century Software, it appears, for me, to be excellent
and easy to use in all the points you've mentionned above.