Host Connectivity News and Articles (18/29)
As a software developer with more than twenty years experience specializing in terminal emulation software we've seen many competitors come and go. Freeware, shareware and open source terminal emulators have existed alongside commercial alternatives almost since the first terminal emulator was developed. While there are situations where they are perfectly suitable for a users needs, for those using terminal emulation in a commercial environment, they aren't a real option. Here's why.
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A small but very useful feature available in our Windows terminal emulator TTWin is the ability to automatically convert web address text appearing on your host terminal into clickable buttons that open the address in a web browser.
In previous blog posts we’ve taken a look at several options for automating your host terminal emulation session such as activeX and TTWin’s macros. Between these two options falls TTWin Basic, TTWin's built in scripting language. It offers more power and flexibility than a simple macro yet is not as involved as a full blown development project utilizing ActiveX.