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Tunnelmate, WebTerm, 5PM Term, eXodus, and WebTermX are now sold as is. No technical support is available
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Looking forward to upgrading, converting and debugging your Microsoft® Office® applications? Working through this murky process by yourself, poring over file after file, using your Microsoft Conversion white paper as a guide, you will get through at least some of your problems in a few hours, and then you’ve got the run-time errors to rectify. OfficeConverter saves you the hassle and can cut your conversion time down to seconds! |
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TunnelMate™ for Windows & Mac OS X seamlessly integrates SSH (Secure Shell) communications with products such as Powerlan's X Server product, WebTerm X™ and Powerlan's Terminal Emulator, WebTerm™. TunnelMate has fundamental differences from other SSH clients because of its seamlessness. The primary design goal of TunnelMate is to provide "full-service" SSH communications without requiring users to run a separate shell application, as is necessary in other SSH solutions. TunnelMate may also be run as a stand-alone product, providing a Secure Shell console |
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WebTerm™ for Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer offer a revolutionary way for Windows and Mac OS users to access critical information found on corporate intranets using a Web browser. |
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5PM Term™ is a reliable and feature-rich terminal emulation solution. Macintosh users can easily access critical data and applications residing on IBM mainframe, AS/400, UNIX, or VMS host systems. |
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eXodus gives Macintosh users the power to seamlessly access a wealth of X Window applications residing on UNIX, VMS, and Windows NT host computers. Now with Hardware Accelerated OpenGL
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WebTerm X™ is the premier X server for Microsoft Windows designed to provide many unique and important benefits to end users and system administrators alike. Powerlan brings you technology in harmony for today's 21st century work place. |
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Powerlan USA also has a whole host of retired and discontinued products. Some actively sold but not supported, some not sold. Check here to see what products are active, retired, or discontinued should you have any questions. |
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