IT

                         (Ideal Terminal)

                           Version 3.15

Usage: Terminal emulation and communications.

System Requirements: 128k, one disk drive, DOS 2.0 or above, one comm
adapter.

How to Start: C> IT
Type ALT-H for on-line help.  Full documentation in a 25-page manual.

Registration: $20 for one free version upgrade and phone/mail support.

Ideal Terminal (IT for short) is a VT-100 and VT-52 terminal
emulator and communications program for the PC/XT/AT PS-2, and
compatible computers.

Versions of this program have been in use since 1984.  The author is
a member of the Association of Shareware Professionals, and supports
this product actively.

Features of IT:
  - Simple! to install and use.
  - Executable file is less than 50 kbytes long, loads quickly.
  - Fast!  Supports baud rates up to 38,400.
  - On-line help, includes current macro definitions.
  - Kermit, Xmodem, ASCII, and script file transfer capability.
  - Wildcard file specs for Kermit transfers.
  - Auto-dial/retry for AT command compatible modems.
  - Capture data on printer and disk.
  - IT constantly keeps a history of the most recent 16 screens
    (400 lines) seen.  At any time, you can review this history in
    a window on the screen.  You can pick out a previous command,
    edit it, and send it to the host without having to completely
    retype it.  You can search for strings in the history.  You can
    capture the history into a file.
  - IT blacks-out the screen (to avoid etching) after 30 minutes of
    inactivity.
  - Macro key definition includes ability to select other macro keys
    and IT set-ups, such as baud rate.  Up to 48 macro keys can be
    defined, each up to 246 characters long.
  - Script files (with the same capabilities as macro keys) can be used
    to send long sequences of data to hosts.

Files:

LISTING.TXT  This file.
READ.ME      Summary of version changes.
IT.EXE       The program.
IT.DOC       A 25-page user's guide, ready to print.
IT.SET       Set-up file, contains setups including macro definitions.
IT.DIR       Dialing directory, put phone numbers in it.