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	Terminal emulator - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A terminal emulator, terminal application, term, or tty for short, is a program that emulates a "dumb" video terminal within some other display architecture.
		The ubiquitous Unix terminal window is used for both local and remote access; where the connection goes is not the business of the terminal emulator itself, it just communicates through a pseudo terminal interface.
		In raw mode, text passes directly from the terminal or PTY (a device node that a program wishing to emulate a terminal binds to) to the TTY device.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Terminal_program (552 words)

	Terminal Window Definition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The terminal window derives its name from the fact that it emulates the text-only monitor and keyboard combinations that were commonly used for earlier generations of multi-user computers and which were referred to as terminals or consoles.
		Terminal windows allow any other windows that are open on the GUI (including other terminal windows) to remain open at the same time that the terminal window is open.
		Terminal windows can be opened and closed just like other programs: i.e., they can be opened by clicking on an icon, selecting the appropriate menu item or even issuing a command from another terminal window.
	www.bellevuelinux.org /terminal_window.html (937 words)

	Implementing the Terminal Agreement Program
		The University of Minnesota Terminal Agreement Program is an internal retirement program provided to tenured faculty members and academic professionals with continuous appointment.
		The Terminal Agreement Program is designed to facilitate change within units by providing remuneration in return for tenure resignation.
		The Terminal Agreement Program is not available to any individual who opts to participate in another University of Minnesota exit program, voluntary or involuntary, to which the University contributes or has contributed monies (including the Faculty Group Income Disability Program and the Phased Retirement Program).
	www1.umn.edu /ohr/policies/departure/terminal.html (1576 words)

	M.A. Programs at CASA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		A Masters Degree Program Proposal finalizing the course work must be submitted to the degree program department prior to the end of the first quarter enrolled in the co-terminal masters degree program.
		TERMINAL M.A. students in Cultural and Social Anthropology must take a minimum of 45 quarter units in social and cultural anthropology beyond the undergraduate degree with a grade point average (GPA) of "B" or better.
		Terminal M.A. students must submit an acceptable Masters Program Proposal by the end of the first quarter of enrollment in the graduate M.A. program.
	www.stanford.edu /dept/anthroCASA/programs/ma.html (1082 words)

	Text-Terminal-HOWTO: Terminal Special Files such as /dev/tty
		Pseudo terminals are pairs of devices such as /dev/pty/m3 and /dev/pty/s3 (or respectively /dev/ptyp3 and /dev/ttyp3 if you're not using the device filesystem).
		But if a program treats s3 (ttyp3) like it was a serial port, what is read and written to that port appears on the other member of the pair m3 (ptyp3) which another program uses to read and write to.
		The master and slave are really the same "port" but the slave is used by the application program and the master is used by a network program (or the like) which supplies (and gets) data to/from the slave port.
	www.tldp.org /HOWTO/Text-Terminal-HOWTO-6.html (1272 words)

	Terminal Emulation Intro - OIT Help Desk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Because your communications program is making your computer act like a terminal that is under the control of our host machine, that language is called your terminal type, or terminal emulation.
		Some terminals were smarter than others, with screens that could do all sorts of things, and could change the language they were speaking at the flick of a switch (or in response to an order from the remote machine).
		If your program doesn't, you won't know what are regular text characters and what are control sequences, so you will end up seeing them all on the screen, as if they were text, resulting in pure and utter garbage.
	www.helpdesk.umd.edu /topics/applications/terminal/tera_term/1995 (562 words)

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		The terminal is generally limited to the ability to display what is sent to it (possibly including full-screen graphics) and the ability to send to the host what is typed at the keyboard.
		Terminal Memory The image on a CRT tube will fade away almost instantly unless it is frequently redrawn on the screen by a beam of electrons shot onto the face of the tube.
		Since text sent to a terminal needs to stay on the screen, the image on the screen must be stored in the memory chips of the terminal and the electron beam must repeatedly scan the screen (say 60 times per second) to maintain the image.
	www.ibiblio.org /pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/Text-Terminal-HOWTO (17717 words)

	Ada Terminal Emulator
		Each terminal window can be configured to either strictly implement the semantics of Text_IO as defined in the Ada 95 Language Reference Manual (LRM), or to implement relaxed semantics that allow the user to take advantage of the terminal capabilities in a more intuitive manner.
		A stand-alone program that allows the use of a communications port as input and output to a terminal window.
		To encourage evaluation of the Terminal Emulator, a distribution with compiled versions of the Redirect, Comms and Telnet programs and a couple of the demo programs is available here (zipped ~ 4mb).
	members.optusnet.com.au /~rosshigson/terminal.htm (924 words)

	kbAlertz: (112588) - You may want to use the Terminal program included with Microsoft Windows versions 3.0 and 3.1 and ...
		You may want to use the Terminal program included with Microsoft Windows versions 3.0 and 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups versions 3.1 and 3.11 to communicate between two stand-alone MS-DOS-based machines.
		Terminal version 3.0 in Windows 3.0 has the ability to answer the phone automatically by setting the Answer string in the Modem Setting dialog box.
		When you start Terminal under Windows 3.1 with the default settings for Originate, you are in the standard configuration.
	www.kbalertz.com /112588/Setting.Smart.Modems.Terminal.aspx (915 words)

	ITSS: Setting Your Terminal Type
		Problems with terminal types have their origins in the way computers and computer terminals used to work.
		It is important that both the terminal program you are using on your Mac or PC and the computer system you are logged into agree on the type of terminal display involved.
		You want to make sure that the terminal program has been set correctly on your computer, and that it agrees with the terminal type required by thecomputer system you're logging in to.
	www.stanford.edu /service/unix/docs/termtype.html (594 words)

	Telnet Terminal Emulation Program: VT/100 and VT/220 Telnet Terminal Emulation
		Telnet Terminal Emulation Program: VT/100 and VT/220 Telnet Terminal Emulation
		The telnet terminal emulation program is installed on a web server and provides an administrator program for centralized configuration and administration.
		There are two ways to evaluate the PASSPORT telnet terminal emulation program for VT/100 and VT/220 UNIX®; system access: either download a copy of the software or do a QuickTrial of the application.
	www.zephyrcorp.com /telnet-terminal-emulation-program.htm (860 words)

	Indianapolis Internal Airport - Midfield Terminal Program: Aviation Project Experience
		The heart of the terminal is a circular glass enclosed space that will serve the functions of security, retail and food service as well as provide space for civic activities, art gallery and public events.
		The terminal’s design incorporates the latest green practices that includes a great arched roof which will shelter the glass walls from sun and collect the sun’s illumination through it’s skylights.
		By building the terminal in the “midfield” between the main runways, taxing will be cut significantly, reducing passengers’ time spent in aircraft, as well as fuel consumption, air pollution and noise.
	www.syska.com /Aviation/projects/midfield.html (324 words)

	Microsoft Terminal Services Advanced Client Readme.htm
		The Terminal Services Advanced Client MSI Setup package is a tool for deploying the full Terminal Services Client and associated files on computers running any version of Windows 2000, including Windows 2000 Professional.
		Install the Terminal Services Connections MMC component on the computer from which you administer your Terminal servers.
		This can happen if the system focus is on the Terminal Services Connections snap-in, and you attempt to resize the MMC frame (that is, move the splitter bar that separates the contents pane from the topic pane).
	home.cfl.rr.com /terminal/TSWeb/readme.htm (2532 words)

	Morse terminal
		Control of the transceiver (PTT and CW keying) is made through one of the COM or LPT ports.
		The program transmits chars entered into the bottom window.
		In this case the program sends elements 6 ms longer than normal, and subtracts 6 ms from the spaces between them.
	www.dxsoft.com /en/products/cwtype (1117 words)

	Telnet Program: VT/100 Terminal Emulation
		PASSPORT PC TO HOST® is a desktop-based VT/220 and VT/100 terminal emulation program that includes VT/220 and VT/100 host access for UNIX®; systems, in addition to TN3270, TN5250, SCO ANSI and FTP clients.
		The telnet program is installed on a web server and provides an administrator program for centralized configuration and administration.
		There are two ways to evaluate the PASSPORT telnet programs for VT/220 and VT/100 terminal emulation: either download a copy of the software or do a QuickTrial of the application.
	www.zephyrcorp.com /vt-100-terminal-emulation.htm (707 words)

	Video Terminal Information--PC Emulation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Terminal Emulation on a PC or Macintosh, or workstation, or PDA, etc., and related information...
		terminal emulator is a program for hands-on control of a terminal session, where you are looking at a display and typing on a keyboard (or seeming to type on a keyboard, anyway, since that also can be emulated, with mouse clicks or other inputs).
		Telconi Terminal is a useful accessory for configuring Cisco routers.
	www.cs.utk.edu /~shuford/terminal/pc_emulation.html (3379 words)

	S-terminal: A Secure X Terminal
		Traditionally, an X terminal user authenticates by passing plaintext user name and password information to a display manager application (e.g., xdm) running on a remote host.
		Once the user is successfully authenticated, the remote display manager fires up a collection of X applications (a "session") that are displayed by the local computer's X server.
		The sterminal.pl program collects some information about the local system (MAC address, etc.), reads configuration directives from several optional sources (see the section below, on customizing), then fires up sterminal.xsession.tcl, which does most of the actual work.
	ayesha.phys.virginia.edu /~bryan/projects/knoppix/sterminal (1476 words)

	Terminal Plus!
		Are you in need of a reliable terminal program that will run under DOS, Windows 3.1,Windows 95, Windows NT, and Windows 2000 or even one that will run on your old worthless 8086?
		Ever needed a terminal program to connect at a non-standard baud rate, like 1600 baud?
		Ever need a terminal program that works, even when the one that came with the operating system doesn't?
	www.geocities.com /terminalplus/index.html (139 words)

	New Micros, Inc - terminal program
		NMITerm is the current Terminal program that supports Win9x/2000/XP (MAC and Linux currenlty is not supported), Where MaxTerm is only worked on DOS or PC with Win95/98 OS.
		The C language approach for the 'Pod's is closer to that of the stamps.
		The C language is cross compiled on the PC, then the source program is downloaded with a JTAG cable using a program called FLSH.
	www.newmicros.com /discussion/printthread.php?t=612 (648 words)

	Macintosh Terminal Applications Software at The Mac Orchard
		GLterm is a replacement for the Terminal application which ships with Mac OS X. It's made to be faster, and to support more common terminal features.
		The program is based on the code of JTerminal, and a large part of the original code is rewritten to implement more features and to run more efficiently.
		User Interface: now Classic MacTelnet uses the new Terminal Favorite Editor first introduced with the Mac OS X version; this new editor is less cramped and lets you configure default Bold text colors.
	www.macorchard.com /terminal (2665 words)

	CTIA endorses AT&T's terminal interoperability program (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		NEW ORLEANS -- AT&T Network Systems today announced that it has won the endorsement of the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association to build and operate the industry's first dedicated facility for interoperability testing of wireless telephones and other subscriber equipment with AT&T's latest wireless network infrastructure equipment.
		Terminal manufacturers and network operators have long sought a program that would give them greater confidence in equipment Compatibility and minimize problems uncovered in the field, while also allowing joint feature introduction.
		These testing programs are an independent audit of manufacturer compliance with industry electrical, mechanical, and environmental standards.
	www.lucent.com /press/0195/950127.nsa.html (350 words)

	Free Credit Card Terminal Program
		The equipment that we will send to you is a brand new state of the art Hypercom T4100 terminal and printer combination with a retail value of approximately $450.00.
		A big difference in this terminal from other units is that it uses full size paper rolls instead of those baby rolls that need changing all the time.
		In addition, where other terminals are considered smart card ready for the future, the Hypercom T4100 is smart card compatible which means if one of your customers had a smart card today you can accept it today.
	freecreditcardterminalprogram.com (891 words)

	iTerm
		We are aiming at providing users with best command line experience under OS X. The letter i represents a native Apple look and feel of the program interface, and an emphasis on complete international support.
		Next time you click a link in a Safari window, voila, there is your ncftp session with the link passed to it as a command line argument.
		Right now, you still need to use other program to specify iTerm as the default handler for a protocol (I suggest More Internet).
	iterm.sourceforge.net (1080 words)

	Provision Networks - Provision Networks Launches VIP Program for Terminal Server Community
		“The VIP program is a very important first step for us in reaching out to the technical community, embracing their efforts, supporting their goals, nurturing their needs, and most importantly, for recognizing their priceless contributions to the server-based computing industry as a whole,” said John Brennan, Vice President of Corporate Strategy with Provision Networks.
		“The Provision Networks VIP program is a global recognition program for individuals who share both their practical technical expertise and experiences with their peers,” said Jody Simpson, Vice President of Media and Investor Relations with Provision Networks.
		Patrick Rouse – A Microsoft Terminal Services MVP, Patrick is the owner of www.WorkThin.com, a site dedicated to the terminal services industry, and is currently the IT manager for a medical practice in Southern California.
	www.provisionnetworks.com /news/2005/0907_vipprogram.aspx (805 words)

	Terminal Software
		Realterm is a terminal program specially designed for capturing, controlling and debugging binary and other difficult data streams.
		This is ideal where Realterm is being used by another program to work in the background, eg capturing data to a file, echoing a port to a remote machine.
		You will notice that the terminal resizes to always have a whole number of frames across, unless "Single" is checked.
	realterm.sourceforge.net (3174 words)

	Serial Interface & Terminal Program (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		My program sets the configurations for the serial port,sends some data via the port and it works in the Serial Window #1 (I see the data which I had sent).
		In the next step I flashed the program on the chip and I wanted to see "hallo" in a Terminal Program (docklight) but it doesn't work...
		I can read and display the results in the Serial Window#1 but I do not know how to send the values to the terminal program or to Visual C++..
	www.keil.com /forum/docs/thread6590.asp (386 words)

	FedoraForum.org - Logging in to terminal run program
		So the user would get kicked right into the program on login, then logged out when the program finished.
		Yes, that would probably do it, but I'm not looking to give the users a choice of logging in and running the program or not.
		It runs fine if the command is input from the shell prompt, but hangs if issued from within.bash_profile.
	forums.fedoraforum.org /showthread.php?t=116985 (439 words)

	Welcome to the Terminal Services Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Find answers in Microsoft newsgroups, locate non-Microsoft Terminal Services communities, join in chats, and share best practices and tips with your peers.
		Christa Anderson, a Windows Server and Terminal Services MVP, is the Regional Director, North America, for visionapp (www.visionapp.com), a deployment...
		The Terminal Services Session Directory WMI tool allows the administrator of a TS Session Directory server to view the contents of the Session Directory database.
	www.microsoft.com /technet/community/en-us/terminal/default.mspx (511 words)

	Hex Terminal Emulation program
		Is there any Terminal Emulation program for Windows platform that displays the actual received Hex/Binary data and donot do any ASCII conversion on it.
		That is to say 0x41 is displayed as 0x41 instead of 'A' and 0x0A is displayed as 0x0A instead of being used as Line Feed (new line) control character.
		I copied the terminal program from Windows 3.1 onto my 2000 machine and that's what I use.
	www.keil.com /forum/docs/thread1659.asp (305 words)

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