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The GSW Telnet/SSH2 Server for Windows provides full support for DOS Legacy applications. When you run DOS Legacy application using THE GSW UTS, it is as if you are running them locally. We support DOS Character Mode Color graphics including the line and box characters!

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• Full DOS Legacy support - Yes, it's true.
• MOUSE - With GSW UTS clients the mouse works as expected
• DOS Character Mode Color Graphics - Full Range of DOS character mode colors are fully supported.
• Function Keys - With GSW clients, the function keys work as expected.
• Special Characters - Register the UTS from a remote location via Telnet/SSH2
• Alt Key Support - For ALL emulations!
• Control-c  - The GSW UTS allows configuration of the behavior for Control-c
• Automatic Screen Sizes -

GSW UTS Legacy Support
UTS/SSH2/FIPS
Full DOS Legacy Support	The GSW UTS for Windows provides full support for DOS Legacy applications. When you run DOS legacy application using the GSW UTS it is as if you are running them locally. DOS Character Mode Color graphics including the line and box characters are supported.
MOUSE	When using the GSW SSH2/Telnet clients the Mouse works as if you are sitting locally at the server. On Mobile devices that support a stylus, it works as expected also.
DOS Character Mode Color Graphics	DOS Character Mode Color Graphics is fully supported. This includes the full range of DOS characters. All of the 256 possible background/foreground color combinations are supported.
Function Keys	The function keys work as expected. With the Georgia SoftWorks Universal Terminal Server for Windows the function keys operate as if you are sitting at the server and running the application locally. For 3rd Party clients the function keys are supported as per the emulation specified. Please note that some function keys are not supported by various emulations
Special Characters	All characters with character codes between 0x00 through 0xFF are supported and displayed properly when using the Georgia SoftWorks SSH2/Telnet Clients and conforming third party client emulations.
ALT key support	When using GSW SSH2/Telnet clients, "ALT" keys are completely supported. Many applications take advantage of the "Alt" key. However many keyboards and terminal emulations do not support the "Alt" key. The Georgia SoftWorks Universal Terminal Server for Windows allows the "Alt" key sequence to be transmitted to an application by providing a substitute key sequence (the Alt Prefix) for the "Alt" key. The default Alt Prefix is "Ctrl-b". For example, in order to transmit "Alt-F" you will have to type Ctrl-b and then f (Depress Ctrl then b, release the keys and then depress f). In order to really type in the AltPrefix character from the keyboard you will have to type it twice, like Ctrl-b Ctrl-b to get Ctrl-b A different Alt Prefix can be configured using "AltPrefix" parameter in the registry editor. The default value is set to two 0x02 which is the ASCII value of Ctrl-b, other values are as follows: AltPrefix Value Key Sequence entered by the User 0x01 Ctrl-a 0x02 Ctrl-b 0x04 Ctrl-d 0x06 Ctrl-f 0x0e Ctrl-n 0x0f Ctrl-o 0x10 Ctrl-p 0x12 Ctrl-r 0x14 Ctrl-t 0x15 Ctrl-u 0x16 Ctrl-v 0x17 Ctrl-w 0x19 Ctrl-y The key is: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\GS_Tnet\Parameters\AltPrefix
Control-C Support for all SSH2/Telnet clients	There are different expectations as to the function of the behavior when is depressed. The Georgia SoftWorks Universal Terminal Server allows configuration of the behavior for by setting an environment variable in a logon script. The environment variable for the behavior is: gwtn_ctrl_c_mode The modes of behavior are: key - control-c will be sent to the application as a character value of decimal 3 event - control-c will be sent to the application as a signal/event which can be trapped auto - control-c The SSH2/Telnet server will attempt to get the application's settings and send either event or key, whichever appears to be appropriate. Sometimes the SSH2/Telnet server will make the wrong choice and you will have to override eith an explicit setting. This is the default setting when the gwtn_ctrl_c_mode is not set. For example to select Event Mode behavior you would enter set gwtn_ctrl_c_mode=event in the Logon Script for a particular user. Note: No spaces are allowed when setting environment variables.
Automatic Screen Sizing	You may place the Mode command in a logon script to set screen sizes. Please note that most UNIX Telnet/SSH2 clients default to 24 rows while Windows and DOS applications default to 25 rows. Thus you may have to adjust your UNIX SSH2/Telnet client row count settings to see all the rows of your Windows or DOS application. Alternatively you may need issue the mode con: lines=24 command. Note: if you issue this command you will not see the last row of your application