VanDyke CRT 6.1.4.489

CRT™ is a rock-solid Windows terminal emulator A program that emulates a terminal for Telnet. Telnet is a protocol that provides an interface for communications between clients and servers, RLogin, and Serial protocols that's easy to use and highly customizable. CRT is ideal for accessing host-based legacy applications, querying a database, accessing a BBS, or connecting to a network device to perform configuration tasks. Choose from a wide range of terminal emulations including VT100, VT102, VT220, ANSI, SCO ANSI, Wyse 50/60, Xterm, and Linux console – all with ANSI color. Multibyte character sets are supported for Japanese, Korean, and Chinese, as is support for scalable line-drawing fonts and character attributes including VT line-drawing symbols, bold, underline, reverse and blink, and double-width and double-height fonts.

CRT features a multi-session A session is a set of options that are assigned to a connection to a remote machine. These settings and options are saved under a session name and allow the user to have different preferences for different hosts. tabbed interface with extensive session management and customization features. Customization options include toolbars, menus, keymaps, and login scripts, as well as fonts, cursors, and color schemes. Named sessions and firewalls let you create individual configurations that can be used on a session-specific basis. A click on the "New Tab" icon on the toolbar allows you to begin a new session instantly and the Quick Connect feature connects to UNIX, VMS, and Windows servers by entering only a hostname. The Activator tray utility to minimizes desktop clutter.

Powerful scripting capabilities, including ActiveX scripting support for VBScript and other scripting languages, save you valuable time by automating routine configuration tasks. Dialer support through Windows TAPI Telephony API. A standard developed by Intel and Microsoft that manages access to phone lines on a Windows PC. This terminal emulation application uses TAPI to provide phone dialer options. TAPI compliant programs can be running at the same time, using the modem to dial out or receive calls on an "as needed" basis. allows saving dial-up connections in session information. Other features include Zmodem Zmodem is a file transfer protocol that touts speed and reliability. In this terminal emulation application, it provides a mechanism for secure file transfers as long as the remote machine has Zmodem support installed. and Xmodem file transfers, auto logon, Emacs mode, SOCKS and generic firewalls, and support for transparent pass-through printing.

Features:
- Named sessions store different preferences for different hosts
- Tabbed sessions allow multiple sessions in the same window
- Tabbed sessions can be moved in and out of windows
- Launch multiple selected sessions in tabs with a single click
- Option to minimize CRT windows to the Activator utility in the system tray
- A session can be logged to a file, including options for logging custom data
- Named firewalls
- Customizable toolbar and menus.
- User-defined number of savelines (scrollback) up to 32,000
- User-configurable number of rows and columns
- User-defined foreground, background, and bold colors
- User-defined keymaps
- User-defined button bar
- User-defined word delimiter characters for double-click
- Quality VT100, VT102, VT220, Linux console, SCO ANSI, Wyse 50/60, Xterm, and ANSI emulation

Other features:
- Variable compression increases performance on slow connections
- Simple interface for automating logins
- Support for Telnet and RLogin protocols
- Serial (COM) device support on Windows 2003, XP, and 2000
- Scripting language support for VBScript and JScript
- Script recorder
- Zmodem and Xmodem file transfer (upload and download)
- Printing: auto print, selection, screen, and pass-through printing
- Modem dialer support - configure and save modem, country code, phone, and redial settings for TAPI sessions
- SOCKS firewall support with password authentication
- Unauthenticated and basic HTTP proxy support
- Generic proxy firewall support
- Copy and paste, including an "auto copy" option and paste on middle or right mouse click
- Chat window option provides an editable type-ahead buffer with history support
- Support for use from the command line or web browsers
- Support for standard insertion caret so that it can be tracked by screen access technology for the blind

Changes in CRT 6.1.4 (Official) – February 24, 2009

Bug fixes:
- If a custom menu file that contained MENU_SCRIPT_MRU_FILE1 was used, selecting a script from the recently used script list could launch the wrong script.
- If the "User Arranged Tree" option was set in the Connect dialog and sessions were rearranged, the changes were not saved.
- If two sessions had different color schemes and a session was sent to a new window, and then a session was dragged into the other window, it had the first tabbed session's color scheme.
- Selecting "Print Setup" from the File menu always displayed the printer settings for the first tabbed session.
- RLogin: RLogin sessions could disconnect after a large amount of data was received.