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...All source code for the terminal emulator is provided under the GNU General Public License. The package was developed using GNAT and GWindows. In addition to providing simple "dumb" terminal emulation, the package provides full emulation of DEC VT52/VT100/VT102 compatible terminals, including double height and double width characters, smooth scrolling, special graphics, display controls and national replacement character sets. The emulator also implements a substantial subset of VT220/VT320/VT420, ANSI.SYS and ISO 6429 capabilities. The demo programs provided include a fully functional serial communications client, a telnet client, a program that allows stdin/stdout/stderr of any program to be redirected to a terminal window, and various other demos and games implemented using the package

Engineering, testing and debugging of serial communication. Supports RS-232/422/423/485 as well as TCP/IP Client/Server/AutoSocket, UDP/IP Client/Server/PairSocket and USB Ser/HID. Optimized for simple command sets of e.g. embedded systems.

This is the original Ares client that has been rebuilt with a fresh server list from December 2013 as many people had problems connecting with the original version. You can simply update your SNodes.dat file with this one or use the provided installer.

Dec 2013 update: The Skype Diceroller has become officially obsolete. Skype announced that they are discontinuing support for the Skype API, which the project depends on in order to read chat message data. Unfortunately, there isn't an alternative mechanism currently available to that would support the diceroller's functionality. This project is essentially on hiatus until a new API or other means of retrieving chat data from Skype becomes available.

.NET component which communicates with GSM compatible phones using AT commands to send/receive ASCII/Unicode SMS, answer/hang up call, and access other phone features. As of 5 Dec 2006, latest code is available at http://www.twit88.com