TelStar 1.9.3.1

TelStar is a telnet client for Windows. TelStar`s feature set is designed to make it a useful tool for a business.
TelStar is a telnet client with rebranding option.
It also includes many of the display features not usually found in Windows based telnet clients.
Features of TelStar:
- Rebranding option for Resellers.
- Key remapping.
- Pasting and Printing screen graphically
- Configurable Scrollback buffer.
- "Grab Focus On Change" option.
- Supports Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2K/XP with the same executable.
- Supports ANSI, SCOANSI, VT100, and WYSE60 terminal Types
- Double-width and Double-Height attributes are supported - And actually displayed!
- BOLD and DIM attributes (on those term types that support them) are emulated with color.
- UNDERLINE attribute is actually underlined
- Blink attribute is supported - and actually displayed. Slow and fast blink are available in term types that offer the feature (currently only ANSI).
- Multiple Screen pages are supported on term types that offer the feature (currently only WYSE60).
- Italics are supported and displayed.
- Supports custom color selection, for all colors - not just the default foreground and background.
- Screen is resizable - fonts and all - not just a reduced viewport.
- Pass-through aux port printing actually goes through the Win95 spooler, rather than kludging around with lpt1: - which means you can aux-print to a networked printer.
- Pass-through printing actually allows escape sequences through to the aux printer. Many other telnet clients eat the escape codes even when in pass-through mode.
- Ability to CLONE existing term types to produce customized types with different settings.
- All Special Keys can be reprogrammed.
- TelStar sets environment variables on the host to indicate the name of the user on the PC and the name of the PC.
- TelStar (optionally) sends its windows size (telnet NAWS) to the host to indicate the number of rows and columns in use.
- TelStar is designed for business environments. The program can be set up to automatically connect to a specified host, or to only allow connection to hosts defined in the hosts file, or to allow unrestricted connections.
- Scrollback capability.