HyperTerminal Private Edition
A Windows terminal emulation program with wide connectivity
Hilgraeve began providing "private releases" of HyperTerminal for free personal use shortly after Microsoft released Windows 95, to meet end-user needs and to raise general awareness of HyperACCESS, the complete product from which HyperTerminal is derived. Windows Vista and Windows 7 support enabled.
HyperTerminal Private Edition allows effective communication and troubleshooting of networking issues within Windows systems.
- Defining the key for macro commands, saving pressed keys or setting up for a central system that requires special keys or command sequences;
- Setting passwords, user IDs and host commands with one key;
- selecting the size and color of the terminal screen to use the host system features that allow changing the displayed rows and rows;
- Setting the program to automatically log out after logging out;
- use of direct printing, allowing the host system to print directly to the user's printer;
- to restore the system after the Zmodem crash;
- TCP/IP protocol support for access to telnet nodes on the Internet;
- Automatic redial when the phone line is busy;
- Multiple simultaneous telnet sessions;
- Set HTPE as the default telnet client;
- terminal emulators:
o ANSI;
o ANSIW o Minitel;
o ViewData;
o VT100, VT100J, VT52, VT220 and VT320.
- HTPE 7.0 is compatible with:
o Windows 2000;
o Windows XP;
o Windows Vista;
o Windows 7.
- HyperTerminal Private Edition 6.4 is still available for users running Windows 95, 98, or ME.
PROS
Easy to learn and use.
Can script automated tasks to save time.
CONS
Not compatible with all operating systems.
License fee required for usage.
