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04-06-2005
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I have used Century Software's TinyTerm before. But the absolute best terminal emulation software I have used is Ericom Software's PowerTerm. It's not free, though, except for the trial version.
If you're running SSH, you'll need to try PowerTerm Plus 7.1. Otherwise, they have many alternatives. Also, you mentioned that your current TE program worked fine on 98 but not on XP. Have you tried simply running the TE program with reverse compatibility to Win 98/95? 
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Well, to his credit he did wait 6 days before his second bump!
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