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At some point hitherto, Scott Prive hath spake thusly:
[Hyperterm]
> It's a very nice client... it handles serial port TCP/IP servers
> very well, which other clients (Putty, MS Telnet) didn't like
> (especially when trying to display BIOS menu over telnet).

I have to disagree.  I haven't used hyperterm on recent Windows (so it
may have improved), but in the past I've found that hyperterm has some
serious issues with certain aspects of its VT100 emulation.  I also
have found that if you enable the buffer, but limit the window to a
certain number of lines (so you can have a normal-sized window, and
have the ability to scroll back), hyperterm does some funky things.
It's been a while, so I can't really get more specific than that.

It also doesn't (or didn't) support SSH, which makes it all but
useless to me...  ;-)

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