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Companies searching for a terminal emulator solution designed for internet and intranet connections
About NetTerm
InterSoft International, Inc. produces award winning products designed to run on Microsoft Windows based workstations, allowing connectivity to IBM, UNIX, Windows and VMS based host computers. Our products are used worldwide by individuals and companies to meet their client / server needs. The robust nature of NetTerm allows it to be used by the military, IBM, federal courts, National Institutes of Health, public libraries, automobile dealerships and thousands of individuals requiring access to Internet accounts, public library systems and their database connectivity requirements. Professionals within the medical, financial and law related industries use NetTerm to search diverse databases located all over the world. The award winning NetTerm is a robust, configurable terminal emulator designed for Internet and intranet connections with support for Telnet, rlogin, dialup, and other connection protocols.
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