Best Terminal Emulator for Mac OS X & more Emulation types

Host support for IBM Mainframe (zSeries), IBM AS/400 (iSeries), OpenVMS, UNIX and over 35 terminal emulation types
Easy to use Intuitive GUI (graphic user interface) enables users to do their work quickly and efficiently. Drag-and-drop tools for quick data accessibility.

GUI Features:
Graphical drag & drop keyboard mapping, graphical color selection, customizable function keys, scalable fonts, status line, menu bar and toolbar, 80/132 column width, variable lines per page, double width/height characters, blink, underline, reverse, and much more
Language Support:
Over 30 languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Turkish, Greek, Danish, Finnish, Portuguese, and more

Other Features:
22 IBM keyboard support, keep-alive-timeout, multiple sessions, powerful scripting language, save-lock-state, language code pages support, macros, script recorder, history scrollbar for session review, intelligent copy & paste of blocks/lines/words, programmable hotspots, status display for host and printer and much more

Communication Modes:
TN3270/TN3270E (RFC 1646 and 1647), TN5250/TN5250E (with device name support), Telnet, Serial
Supported Interfaces:
Ethernet, Token Ring & Serial Ports
Printing Support:
Auto print mode, print screen, slave printing, IBM 3287 printer, IBM 3812 printer, SNA LUI and LU3 support, advanced printing (i.e. LPI & CPI), host print transform, override host settings, CICS printing

File Transfer:
IND$FILE, Kermit (including get command), X Modem, Y Modem, Z Modem, transfer to/from clipboard, host-initiated file transfer, remote file browsing, ASCII
Security Features:
SSL, SSH

Supported Platforms
- Mac OS X 10.3 - 10.12 (requires 32-bit application support)
Additional Requirements
- 100 MB of free space on your hard disk.

Hosts Supported
- IBM Mainframe, IBM AS/400, Unix, Linux, OpenVMS, Data General, SCO, Tandem, HP-3000
Terminals Emulated
- IBM: 3270 (TN3270E), 5250 (TN5250E), 3151
  Dell Wyse: 50/50+/60/370
  Televideo: TVI 910+/920/925/950/955
  Digital:VT52, VT100, VT220, VT320, VT420, VT525, VT525
  ANSI:BBS-ANSI, SCO-ANSI
  AT386
  Linux
  AIX Term
  ASCII
  Others:ADDS VP A2, Data General D-412, HP 700/96, HZ 1500, Siemens 97801, Tandem

- New Features
- Support for Mac OS X Intel x86 versions:
  10.8 Mountain Lion, 10.7 Lion, 10.6 Snow Leopard, 10.5 Leopard, 10.4.4 Tiger

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- In order to create a desktop shortcut:
- Please follow the steps below:
- It is very easy to capture screen data to a file. Simply use the Ascii File capture capability as follows:

Print Device: This option allows you to select a printing output channel. The possibilities are:

Option	Sends the Output
None	No destination was assigned.
Print Manager	Sends to the standard Windows Print Manager, in text mode.
Device	Sends to the DOS device you designate in the Device Name text box. For example, this can be a device such as prn, lpt1, com1. In the Device Name text box, you can also specify communication parameters. For example: COM1:9600,8.
File	Sends to the DOS file you type in the File Name text box. See the Device parameter below.

Note: If you chose Print Manager or None as the option for Print Device, the Device File Name field will be disabled.

Device:
Device File Name: If a file of the same name exists, you can choose to add the new data to it, or to create a new file. You can do this using the File Creation parameters. To add the data, click the Append option; to create a new file, click the Overwrite option.
Other:
Use Form Feed: Adds a form feed (page eject) after each printing job, if you are printing to file.
Print Line Graphics As Text: Converts line graphics to text. This speeds up printing on a slow dot-matrix printer.
Print Screen Data Conversion: Converts data to IBM or Digital character sets. If you do not want to convert data, use the None option, or select Graphics from the dropdown list to print in Graphics mode. Selecting the Graphics option will always send a print screen via the Print Manager in Graphics mode, regardless of the print device.
Slave Printer Data Conversion: Converts data to IBM or Digital character sets for slave printing. If you do not want to convert data, use the None option. Select the Graphics option from the dropdown list in order to print to a postscript printer.
Slave Printer Job Delimiter: When printing in slave mode, the job delimiter character that you select here will divide the data into print jobs instead of escape sequences arriving from the host application.