pnoe@dg13.cec.be (Pierre Noel) (07/30/90)
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.