Emulation of Terminals By Computer Programs
Many computers use a serial access program to communicate with other computers via telephone line or serial device, thus emulating a computer terminal. HyperTerminal is a widely distributed terminal emulator.
When the first Macintosh was released, a program called MacTerminal was used to communicate with many computers, including the IBM PC.
Dec Terminal was one of the first terminal programs for the popular Altair.
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