Mochasoft Delivers 5250 Emulator for Windows 7
July 20, 2010 Alex Woodie
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Mochasoft, the popular Danish developer of affordable terminal emulators for the System i and other platforms, recently launched two new releases of its Mocha TN5250 emulator, including one that runs on the Microsoft‘s Windows 7 operating system, and another for Apple‘s Mac OS/X. The newly released Mocha TN5250 for Windows 7 emulator supports all standard 5250 functions on Windows 7, Windows Vista, and even Windows XP hosts. The software supports user-defined keys and other customizations, macros, and device names. Users also have the option of using 128-bit SSL encryption. Individual licenses for Mocha TN5250 for Windows 7 cost $30, while a site license, which lets the user install the software on an unlimited number of computers, costs a mere $300. The Mochasoft website is also showcasing a new release of its TN5250 emulator for Mac OS X, which the developer characterizes as a “small and fast” program for accessing System i hosts. The emulator supports Mac OS X versions 10.4 through 10.6, and costs $25 per computer, or $250 for a site license. Mochasoft offers a range of low-cost 5250 emulators for a range of devices, including PCs running Windows, Mac, Linux, and MS-DOS operating systems; iPhone, Android, Blackberry, and Palm smart phones; as well as 5250 emulators deployed through Java and ActiveX objects. The company also develops TN3270 and Telnet emulators. For more information, visit www.mochasoft.dk. RELATED STORIES MochaSoft Delivers 5250 Emulator for BlackBerry 5250 Emulator for iPhone? Mochasoft is On It Mochasoft Updates TN5250 for Mac OS X MochaSoft Refreshes TN5250 for Windows
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