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SecureLiTE 9.0 — Secure (SSH2/Telnet) Lightening
fast Terminal Emulation Program
Key
Features:
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Windows XP, 2000, NT, ME, 98, 95 compatible
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Exact and advanced emulation for over 35
terminals including Wyse 50/100/150/350, Wyse 60, VT100, VT 220/320/400/420, ANSI (color), IBM 3151/3161, Televideo 925/950, Esprit III color, ADDS VP
A2 /60, VT52
and many more. Block mode and protect mode operation is
supported.
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SSH2, Telnet, FTP, and
LPD/LPR (optional)
support
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Import phone list from other applications like Procomm
Plus
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Printing to PC
printers
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File transfers Z-Modem, Kermit, ASCII &
others
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Clear & crisp fonts
for 80/132 column screens
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Low Price of $99.99, only.
Great performance. Unique
features-multiple sessions, Ole drag & drop, Internet browser
sessions, etc.
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This
bulletin announces SecureLiTE (Lightening fast Terminal
E mulator),
version 9.0. SecureLiTE offers PC
connectivity to various Unix & AMOS hosts at affordable prices. SecureLiTE
9.0 is available immediately from our web site, www.uasys.com . The
features of this powerful, yet very economical, product flow from two
driving objectives.
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Technically innovative & Lightening
fast —Technology ingredients include MFC (Microsoft’s Foundation Classes)/
C++ coding, MDI ( Multiple Document Interface) and OLE (Object
Linking and Embedding). SecureLiTE is a 32-bit application.
It was designed and developed expressly for the Windows
95, 98, ME, 2000, NT, and
XP desktops keeping a strong emphasis on performance
while maintaining a reasonable price for our
customers.
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Planned for the new millennium — SecureLiTE
is designed so that our customers may
order it, install it, and
obtain technical support through the Internet. We
believe that this would provide
a fast, easy, efficient and economical method for
purchasing our software and obtaining technical support for
it.
Product Highlights (version 9.0)
Working toward those goals, our
development team has delivered a product with these outstanding
features:
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WYSE
50/100/150/350, WYSE 60, VT 100/52, VT
220/320/400/420,
ANSI, IBM 3151/3161, TVI
925/950/955, ADDS
VP A2/60, AM
62A/62C/65/70, Esprit III
color, WYCOL (MetropoliS
Color), and 'Native' terminal emulation for 24X80, 25X80, 24X132, 25X132
screens. Block
mode and protect mode operations are
supported.
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Macro feature to record host commands
and run them. Macro can also be run automatically when the application
starts.
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Drag and Drop OLE support for
moving data between screens on the AMOS/Unix host and PC
applications such as Microsoft Word, Excel, and so
on.
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Support for SSH2, TCP/IP, RS-232 serial and Modem
connections:
SSH2 client,
TELNET client and FTP client.
TCP port forwarding is supported for SSH2 secure connection.
LPR and LPD printer support is
optionally available.
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Over
15 different mode and field terminal emulations with advanced features, including color,
underline, blink, bi-directional printing, transparent printing,
protected fields, save/restore area, and box
scrolling.
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Programmable Function Key
support for host programs in most emulations (Wyse, Esprit,
ANSI, etc.).
- Color selection and
attribute
mapping: You can make use of many new features to make your
text screens for the host application look more colorful or look like
windows program. The changes are broadly in the following
categories.
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Change the intensity of the color palette
(Settings, Screen, Color Palette).
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Screen background and foreground (Text)
color selection for non-color terminals. Starting with this
version, the default selection will be black letters on white background
for non-color terminals. The border will be in silver color. This would
make the color scheme look similar to that used by Windows programs like
notepad, Microsoft Word, etc.
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Map attributes to colors. This
feature allows you to map an attribute (such as underline or blinking)
to a distinctive color. A default mapping is provided for non-color
terminals for various attributes. Attributes are not mapped for color
terminals but you may do so from the ‘Attribute Colors’ tab.
Please note that these changes to your host screens
are achieved without any need to change your host
application.
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Windows style menus and
local context menu for your host
applications:
The new version allows
you to add menu items (or completely replace AlphaLAN++ menu) on the
menu bar. You can also
add menu items to the local Context Menu (invoked when you right click
the mouse on the terminal emulation window). For details, refer to
help, contents, and ‘host interface for special commands’.
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Special host
commands to access advanced terminal
functions:
A variety of advanced
functions are now available to your host applications in all
emulations. These include mouse support, wide screen modes (161 column
screens), more lines (up to 96 lines), set foreground and background
colors, map attributes to colors, get product name and version
information,
etc.
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Support
for color MetropoliS™ screens with 132-column display and the mouse.
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Internet Browser
Support. Version 8.0 can start an “Internet Browser Session”.
The browser session offers a “Navigation Toolbar” with browser functions
like Stop, Refresh, Back, Forward, Close, etc. It can support multiple
“Terminal” and “Browser” sessions and you can easily switch between
these “”sessions”. You can start a browser session by using the menu, or
typing the “URL” in the Addressbar, or by using a special “Escape Code”
from your host program. A
new command line option (/b) is available to start the application
with a browser session
instead of a terminal session.
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An Addressbar and URL
Support. Version 8.0 supports an addressbar in each terminal
session. Addressbar allows you to type in any URL. It will start a new
browser session for your URL. If you type a FTP URL, or a mail URL, it
will start UA-FTP session or your email program.
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Automation
Server. Version 8.0 offers automation services allowing
you to control your host application session through a program written
in Visual Basic, C++, etc.
A variety of properties & methods are exposed for you to set
connection parameters, send startup commands to the host, send data to
the host, wait for certain response from the host, get screen data, etc.
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Docking tool bars for function keys, special keys, etc.
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Keyboard Remapper. Advanced keyboard remapper allows you to map
various keys to send the codes that your host application needs. These
codes may also be entered as “hexa-decimal” values.
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User-Defined Keys.
This feature allows you to have buttons on
your screen that you can pre-program to perform various tasks on
your host or your local workstation. Version 8.0 supports a
“Coolbar” that can show 4 “bands”, each band corresponding to each
“Level” of User Defined Keys. These keys appear as Toolbar buttons.
Address bar appears as the fifth band in this Coolbar. The bands can be
joined together for a single row display or separated into different
rows. By using this new feature,
you can be in complete control of your desktop right from the main
terminal emulation window.
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UA-FTP application. It is the
easiest way to transfer files across the Web or any TCP/IP network.
The new UA-FTP has a versatile view with splitter windows. Drag &
Drop support, Windows Explorer like interface, and file transfer
integration with Windows Explorer make it the most advanced, yet
simple, FTP application in the market.
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Launch Windows applications from the
host.You
may launch a “Windows application” from the host by sending special
“Escape codes” available in version 7.1.
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Pass-through printing to PC
printers on serial, modem, and TCP/IP connections. Print Screen.
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Modem support, and file
transfer over modems, using standard file transfer protocols: ASCII,
XMODEM, YMODEM, ZMODEM, and KERMIT. Built-in phone book.
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Safe Screen Disconnect over
TELNET and Display
History buffer.
“Safe Screen Disconnect”
feature allows you to define what must appear on the screen before the
user is allowed to disconnect.
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Local menus allow you
to easily change the settings and perform clipboard operations.
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Advanced configuration options include selectable foreground colors for
MetropoliS screens and Flash Window on Beep. The latter function,
triggered by any input containing abel character, alerts the user
when a message is received. Configuration locking facilities, with
password protection, are also available.
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Convenient hash totals with a
right mouse click on the file(s) in Windows Explorer. Unique 'hash
total' for each file helps you check the file
integrity.
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Exiting or Closing
Sessions. Offers features to “close” the
session or “exit” the session (close the session & exit the
application). You can also automatically close the session and exit
the application, when you disconnect your Telnet session (or Modem
Connection) to the host. You can also send commands from your host
application to minimize your main application window.
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Optional LPD/LPR services for Windows
client — The WinLPD feature lets you print both ways on
TCP/IP connections: from host applications to PC printers using LPD, and
from PC applications to “host” printers using
LPR.
Host Programming
Interface . Allows you to enhance your Unix and
AMOS applications by using a variety of new Windows Interface functions.
These functions are broadly classified in the following categories.
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DDE Client Interface. This
interface allows you to pass information back & forth between
your host application and Windows Applications (DDE Server). The
complete range of DDE functions like DDEInitialize, DDEExecute,
DDEPoke, DDERequest, DDEAdvise, DDEUnadvise, and DDETerminate are
available to you to make full use of DDE conversations with Windows
DDE Server applications.
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PC File and Clipboard
Interface. A variety of interface functions are now
available to you to send (write) the host data to PC Files/Clipboard
and receive(read) data from PC Files & Clipboard.
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Advanced terminal emulation
interface. A variety of specialized and advanced terminal
features are available to your host applications even though the
actual terminal may not offer them. These include, Save/Restore
Rectangular Box/Area, Alternate Page, etc.
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Miscellaneous functions
interface. A variety of functions offering FTP file
transfer interface, launching of Windows applications, etc. are also
available.
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Advance features in Wyse50, Wyse 60,
Wyse 150 and Wyse 350 Terminals. Offers the
following advance functions. Program function keys and other special
keys, Send Cursor Line, Back Tab, Insert Mode support, Monitor Mode
Support, Horizontal Split, Lower/Raise Horizontal Split Screen.
- Advance features in Esprit
III terminal . Supports the following advance
functions. Program function keys and other special keys, Send Cursor
Line, Back Tab, Insert Mode support, and Monitor Mode Support. You can
also load a substitute character for the space character when executing
Clear Screen commands.
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Force Num Lock and Caps Lock keys :
You can setup the terminal emulator to force Num Lock, or Caps Lock, or
both keys. This allows you to switch between your host application and
windows applications without having to turn these keys on and off.
These products are
subject to export control and may be transmitted, exported, or re-exported
only under applicable export laws and restrictions and regulations of the
United States Bureau of Industry
and Security or foreign agencies or authorities. They may not be
downloaded or otherwise exported or re-exported to any country subject to
U. S. trade sanctions governing the software, including Cuba, Iran, Iraq,
Libya, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria.
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