PowerTerm InterConnect for Mac

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Developer’s Description

By Ericom Software

Terminal emulation: TVI, Wyse...

The PowerTerm InterConnect Series is comprised of several robust terminal emulation applications supporting the host access needs of large and small organizations. It allows enterprises to standardize on a single host access solution.

Each of the PowerTerm InterConnect products facilitates connection to applications running on a variety of hosts such as: IBM Mainframe zSeries, IBM AS/400 iSeries, UNIX, OpenVMS, Tandem, HP.

Each of the PowerTerm InterConnect products enables terminal emulation via various communication modes including: IBM 3270, IBM 3151, AT386, Wyse 370, Data General, Tandem 6530, HZ 1500, IBM 525, ANSI, Linux Console, Wyse 50+/50/60, HP 700/92, Siemens, VT 52 - 525, SCO, AIXterm, Televideo, HP 700/96, ADDS VP A2.

PowerTerm InterConnect for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: November 29, 2009

Latest update: February 29, 2024

Version: 9.1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X 10.2
Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X 10.6
Mac OS X 10.3.9
Mac OS X 10.4
Mac OS X
Mac OS X 10.5

Additional Requirements: Mac OS X 10.2 - 10.6

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2.3/5

3 User Votes

It's not free ! $159
gator7July 30, 2009
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Didn't try - too costly
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PRICE too high for consideration
Summary
It's not free as stated on CNet! $159
Good. And bad.
blshaw--2008May 18, 2005
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />PowerTerm works - more or less - but it's interface is about as Mac-like as Windows 95. Worst example: if you want to have multiple sessions with multiple hosts open simultaneously, PT opens a new "instance" of the program (a la Windoze) rather than multiple windows in the same single "instance". So if you want to bring all windows to the forefront by selecting a single icon in the dock, you can't. For example, if you have four emulation windows open, there will be four icons for PT in the dock! None of the icons, by the way, is labeled with the window (host) name with which it's associated, so if you're logged into four hosts and need to return - let's say - to host A after reading email in another app, you may have to go to the dock as many as four times before you find host A. There is no 'Windows' menu as there would be in any other Mac application. Buggy: you can't reliably re-size an emulation window by changing its font. Sometimes the displayed font gets smaller when you select a smaller font from the menu, but the window doesn't get smaller - and can't be made smaller. Other times, the displayed fon't gets badly skewed to the right, off screen. Even working with Ericom's technical support we were not able to get windows reduced in size suffciently to allow four non-overlapping windows on an Apple Cinema Display! Crashes frequently on quit under Tiger.
paul_reading_ukOctober 17, 2002
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />You can't use ZTerm to connect to remote hosts and you cant set function keys. It's not a realistic alternative.The latest version is 2.4.2 and