Wise Telnet & Serial Terminal 3.2.11

Whats new in version 3.2.11:
Improved multiple configuration usability.

Publisher review:
Win32 emulation of WY50, WY50+ and WY60 terminals. Part of the WiseTerm suite of telnet/serial emulators. Features: programmable keyboard; protect/write-protect modes; 24/25/42/43 line by 80/132 column display including Econ-80; char, line, page attributes; multiple, sizeable page modes; full split-screen support; status line; key labels; editing; tab-stops; char, line, column, rectangle clear/fill functions; line locking; answerback; monitor mode; line drawing; remotely switchable emulation. Supports session logging. Includes a modem dialer and a simple phonebook. When using telnet, you can use your host file, or an edited version of your host file, as a machine directory. Includes printing, and cut and paste. Auto-font selection supports arbitrary resizing. Includes optional toolbar. Allows hiding of title-bar for an effective full-screen mode. Right-click menu makes full-screen mode practical. Configurable FTP program can be launched from menu.
Requirements:
16MB RAM, SVGA video, Windows9X

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003,Windows Vista Home Premium

Release notes:
Minor Update

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