Mocha TN5250 for Mac
Native emulation for AS/400 & iSeries.
$29.99
In English
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Mocha TN5250 overview
TN5250 is a terminal emulator which provides access to an AS/400. The AS/400 - also called the "IBM iSeries," is a midrange server from IBM, designed for the business world.
Features:
- Supports all standard 5250 emulation features
- OS X application, tested on Leopard (10.5.7), Snow Leopard (10.6.8), Lion (10.7), Mountain Lion (10.8), Mavericks (10.9) and Yosemite (10.10)
- Alternate screen size (24x80 or 27x132)
- SSL/TLS (Secure Socket Layer)
- Small and fast.
- User defined functions keys
- Support for Euro sign and double keys as é è
- Mouse wheel support (page up/down)
- Device name support
- Hotspots (Fx and Fxx text on the 5250 screen can be used as buttons)
- Hardcopy of screen
- Many trim parameters
- Online Help
- Lifetime free upgrades to new versions of the product
What’s new in version 4.9
- Print scale and paper select options were not displayed.
Mocha TN5250 for Mac
$29.99
In English
Version 4.9
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Apr 11 2014
Version: 3.1
Gets hung up with error windows while starting up looking for README.TXT, LICENSE.TXT, and EBCDIC file…
It used to work, now, not so much…
Jan 4 2011
Version: 2.1
The program works better then Telneting into the AS400 system but some basic features are missing. I had clients request a simple feature like- hold your hats now.. "Landscape Printing". They don't want all their prints (from Word or Excel etc..etc..) so using the system's print settings isn't the answer. I contacted the author and they outright told me they wouldn't be adding any such functionality. ..and they never did.. So they get kudos for updating and maintaining this application but a few hisses from the crowd for not implementing a simple landscape print option.
Oct 29 2006
Version: 1.7
Shouldn't that be "Native TN5250 emulation for OSX"? It would be cool to run OSX on AS/400, but for some reason I don't see that forthcoming.