1.  Will NetTerm work with netcom?

    The basic telnet client of NetTerm will work with the netcom TCP/IP
    software, but not the zmodem or FTP server.  We are currently working
    on ways to resolve this.  NetTerm will however work completely if you
    use a winsock such as Trumpet instead of the normal netcom software.
    We have included a script file, netcom.txt, which can be used with
    Trumpet to access netcom.  Based upon our tests with netcom, the
    purchase of Trumpet WinSock is a very wise investment and will make
    your WWW surfing much faster and enjoyable.  You should also take a
    look at http://www.ix.netcom.com/faq/pc for additional information.

2.  Will the FTP Server work with BBS's that support this feature?

    Yes, we have tried it with bbs.execpc.com and got excellent results.

3.  Will the NetTerm zmodem file transfer work with my BBS over the
    Internet?

    The hard facts are, some BBS's support the zmodem protocol fully and
    some do not.  Also, it appears that some BBS's treat Internet based
    zmodem requests as the lowest of low on the priorty list of things
    to get done.  So much so, we have observed file transfers at 100
    bytes per second!  Others can transfer files at the speed of your
    logon modem baud rate.  Transfer speeds will also vary with the
    number of logged in users.  It's worth the time to give it a try
    if you have Internet access and normally dial long distance to your
    BBS.  It could save you a lot of money if your BBS supports it.

4.  Will NetTerm work with the Netscape WWW client?

    Yes, just define NetTerm to Netscape by using Netscape's Options,
    Preferences menu.  Select the "Applications and Directories" tab.
    On the line "Telnet Application", use the browse button to locate
    NetTerm and you ready to telnet directly from Netscape.

5.  How do I adjust the size of the NetTerm window?

    The size of the main window depends upon three values, the number
    of rows, the number of columns and most important, the size of
    the font.  In most cases, the rows and columns remain fixed at
    24x80 so the font size is really what determines the overall size
    of the screen.  If you have a need to just monitor a site, chose
    a small font size from the font dialog box.  If you have a large
    monitor, and want a really big display then just double an existing
    value displayed in the font dialog box.  For example, if you are
    using the font isi_oem and you see the value 10 displayed in the
    font dialog box, type in 20 and you will get a large window size.