Features
TNExplorer/TN2000
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TN2000 6.0
A robust emulator with a full range of emulations and transports. This fully functional 32-bit emulation product allows you to connect from a Windows desktop to mostly any host across all networks. It contains a full range of emulations and transports with a low memory footprint—using less than 2 MB of memory.
Building on the solid base and functionality of previous generation terminal emulation products, TN2000 was developed with the goal of meeting today’s connectivity requirements while maintaining an extendable architecture to easily allow the timely integration of new technology.
Key Features
- Macro language
- Keyboard mapping, intelligent mouse, passthrough printing, TTF fonts, and dynamic font resizing
- Transfer Protocols (Kermit, X,Y,Z modem, Text)
- Toolbar, floating keypad, dynamic soft keys, and auto update screen
- Graphical Keyboard Map
- Frozen and Review Windows
- DDE Capabilities, Hot Spotting, RTF Support, and Automatic Mode Swap
- Screen color mapping, automatic scrollbars, customizable menu, and column cut and paste
- Autoclose, Autopaste, AutoLaunch, and Auto Column Parsing
- Printer and font selection
- Icon assignment and flash icon on data
- Session record and playback
- Context sensitive help
Increased Security
- Support for SSH2
- Support for Windows XP and Windows 2000
- Firewall Support (Checkpoint FW-1 and Wingate)
Updated Font Display and Character Keyboard Support
- Support for clipboard keys: Ctrl-X, Ctrl-V and Ctrl-C
- Support for destructive backspace (3270 only)
- Support for a new TTF Unicode fonts (Support emulations: 3270/6680, wyse, VT, ansi/sco-ansi)
General Enhancements for Power User
- Added support for up to 24 com ports in the line driver
- New basic macro engine from Sax/Polar engineering. The same macro engine as TNHOST.
- DE Update Support for Office 97, 2000, and XP
- Launch TN2000 from the browser
- New ITUNNEL.DLL - implemented as an in-process COM component. Provides a basic interface of methods for handling the emulation session.
Usability
- Support to stop the user shutting down the application, the following options provided:
- Options | Disconnect | Disable Caption-System Close
- Options | Disconnect | Disable Caption-System Minimize
- Options | Disconnect | Disable Caption-System Maximize
- Options | Disconnect | Disable File-Exit menu
- Options | Disconnect | Disable Toolbar Disconnect
- Provide scrolling history bar (support for scrolling mouse wheel)
TNExplorer 2.0
Key Features
- A customizable emulation toolbar and virtual keypad can be floating or docked in a variety of positions
- Graphical drag and drop keyboard remapping and templates for all supported emulations
- HTML/Java Control Center for session configuration and launching
- Status bar information and dynamic font resizing
- Microsoft Windows color selector with support for color schemes
- Kermit, Xmodem, Zmodem & IND$FILE file transfer
- Graphical Macro Editor provides simultaneous access to multiple Macros for cut and paste editing between Macro functions
- TCP/IP, Microsoft SNA Server & NetWare for SAA transports
- 5250, 3270, Wyse-60, Fuji 6680, SCO-ANSI & DG410 terminal emulations
The Internet Explorer profile enables users to browse Web sites and access host data with a single client application. Through the use of Internet Explorer’s band objects, users can quickly navigate multiple host sessions or establish new sessions.
TNExplorer's floating toolbar provides easy access to all the functions necessary to manage a host session. A dialog box is also available to select the service setup parameters. Using Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT/2000 color selector, the colors of each font attribute can be selected and color schemes can be saved for future use. A new macro editor provides an intuitive interface for the task of macro programming. The enhanced macro language is designed to interface with any programming language such as Visual Basic, Delphi, or Visual C that supports Active-X controls. Additionally, keyboard remapping can be performed easily using a drag and drop method. An integrated reporting tool summarizes the selected key top mappings.