| When you install PowerTerm 525 from the PATHWORKS32 client kit,
a demo version of PowerTerm Interconnect will be installed as well.
This product does not require any PATHWORKS 32 bits, and should work
fine on NT 3.51 and W95. Grab the files from \PTW\INTEL or \PTW\ALPHA
and run SETUP and you will end up with, among other things, an item
called:
PowerTerm InterConnect 32-bit DEMO
that is good for 60 days.
After that, your customers will need to pay for it, or you may try working
out an arrangement with Ericom (contact Jeff DELNI::BABINGTON) to use this
version until they switch to NT 4.0.
You may also experiment with PATHWORKS 32 bits (only those needed by
VT320 and PowerTerm) on NT 3.51. It may work, but will not be supported.
Regards,
Slobodan
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| > They have a maintenance contract, and have the right to use
> the new PATHWORKS32 client which isn't supported on v3.51.
Good news for them... The new PATHWORKS 32 "System" license
that they will get as part of their New Versions contract for
PATHWORKS for DOS and Windows is good for PATHWORKS V4.1B
for Windows NT which is supported on Windows NT V3.51.
> given that they are licensed to the PowerTerm emulator through the
> PATHWORKS 32 product, are there any older versions of PowerTerm,
> that will work in a NT 3.51 environment, and does the PATHWORKS 32
> license cover that.
I would be supprised is the PATHWORKS 32 license would cover
PowerTerm versions that are not part of any PATHWORKS release.
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