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Terminal Emulator Description
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ZOC is a powerful and well-established
terminal emulator
and telnet client,
well known for its outstanding user interface. ZOC lets
you access character based hosts using
telnet,
modem,
Secure Shell (SSH/SSH2), ISDN
and most other means of communication. It can be used to connect to Unix/Linux
hosts and shell accounts, BBS's, IBM mainframes (via
TN3270 or
TN5250) or internet muds.
ZOC's extensive features and functions, including a typed command history,
scrollback, multiple window support and others, make it the ideal tool for
people needing to access Unix shell accounts from a Windows platform. With
ZOC's support for the Linux (Xterm) emulation, complete with full colors,
meta-keys and local printing, Linux admins will feel as though they are
sitting at their native consoles.
ZOC also supports vt102, vt220 and several types of ansi as well as Wyse,
TVI,
TN3270,
TN5250,
and Sun's CDE. ZOC also utilises all main file
transfer protocols, including X-, Y- and Zmodem as well as Kermit
and many others. All of which are offered in a flexible and intuitive interface
that, unlike many other clients, leaves absolutely nothing to be desired.
ZOC is also highly configurable, and as well as the standard terminal
features such as keyboard redefinition and scroll back buffer, also offers
some more advanced and unique features, including a powerful scripting
language, and automatic triggering of actions based on received or typed
text or a line trace feature.
feature.
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Terminal Emulator Helpfile
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If you'd like to find out more about ZOC's capabilities before
downloading the free trial version,
you can explore ZOC's online documentation.
Simply click the icon on the right, then choose whether to open
the help file, or save a copy to your system.
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Terminal Emulator Features
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Communication
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- Telnet
- Secure Shell (SSH V1/V2) with public/private key authentication and port forwarding (tunneling)
- Modem via serial port and TAPI (Windows modem)
- ISDN via CAPI V2.0 (including X.25 and X.31 support)
- Rlogin
- File transfer via Ascii, Xmodem, Ymodem, Zmodem, Kermit
- Data trace on device level (user dump and binary mode)
- Translation of inbound/outbound characters
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Emulation
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- Linux (Xterm) console-like (including UTF8, colors and full keyboard)
- VT52, VT100, VT102, VT220 (complete implementation incl.
print through, keyboard and ANSI colors)
- ANSI-BBS, ANSI-SCO, Avatar
- IBM like TN3270 and TN5250
- Sun-CDE
- QNX V4
- Wyse 30, 50, 60
- TVI9xx
- TTY
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User Interface
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- Host directory (with full option set for each entry and
automatic login)
- User button bar to map texts, scripts, phone book entries, external
protocols and shell commands to buttons (incl. button assistant)
- F-Macro keys for texts, scripts, phone book entries, external
shell commands, etc.
- Local typing (entry field with history e.g. to type commands)
- Completely remappable keyboard
- Various logging and scroll back functions
- Keyboard mode for bbs door programs (doorway mode)
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Automation
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- AutoLogin (recorded login procedures from the host directory)
- REXX language for scripting
- DDE support allows ZOC to act as a communication server
- AutoMacros (text/functions invoked by typing certain text)
- AutoReplies (text/functions invoked by receiving certain text)
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Miscellaneous
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- Runs on Windows 9x/ME/NT4/2000/2003/XP/Vista
- Version 4.xx also available for OS/2
- Low use of resources (5 MB disk space, runs well on anything upward from a Pentium II with 128 MB)
- LAN installation (LAN licensing and shared installations)
- Administrator friendly (can be preconfigured and/or functionally restricted)
- Fully 32-bit multithreaded program
- Complete online documentation
- Uninstall program
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