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CRTTM CRT 6.0 builds on a foundation of rock-solid terminal emulation with a tabbed user interface and powerful session management features.

CRT 6.0's new time-saving features include support for moving tabs between windows, and a button bar that allows you to map frequently used commands, scripts, and menu functions. An updated user interface delivers alpha transparency, Windows display themes, and drag-and-drop customization of the menu and toolbar. MSI support simplifies and automates distribution and installation.

Save time by mapping frequently used commands, scripts, and menu functions to buttons.

New for CRT 6.0

New time-saving features:

• Move tabs in and out of windows: Send an active tab to a new CRT window, clone a tabbed session in a new window, or drag and drop between CRT windows. This makes it easy to send a tabbed session to a new window, view the output of two sessions at the same time, and then drag the session back in.
• Button bar: Map buttons to configuration commands or actions, such as sending strings, running scripts, menu functions, and protocol commands. You can also create different button bars for specific sessions or operations.
• Launch external programs: Launch external programs (like your favorite editor, cmd.exe, or regedit) on the local machine through mapped keys and buttons on the button bar, reducing the number of context switches you need to make.
• Autoreconnect prompt and countdown in session window: The autoreconnect prompt and countdown are now displayed in the session window instead of in a dialog, allowing connected sessions to be used while a disconnected session is trying to reconnect.
• Use environment variables in paths: You can now use environment variables like APPDATA, TEMP, and USERPROFILE in paths specified in CRT global and session options, making it easier to move/copy settings to other machines and to create configurations that will work for multiple users.

Improved user interface:

• Support for alpha transparency: Specify the transparency level for the active and inactive windows so that you can view what's behind a CRT window or easily compare the contents of two CRT windows.
• New toolbar and menu bar themes: The toolbar and menu bar now use Windows display themes.
• Customize the toolbar and menu: New dialog supports dragging and dropping toolbar and menu items, so that it's easy to modify the toolbar and menu to suit your needs.

New installer options:

• MSI installers: MSI support allows you to distribute the applications through your distributions server using Group Policy and to automate installs through SMS or other install programs.
  

Other new features:

• Session locking: Lock sessions with a password while connected. While a session is locked, it cannot be typed in or closed.
• Check for product updates: An optional monthly pop-up dialog allows you to check for product updates.

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Key Features

• Wide range of terminal emulations: VT100, VT102, VT220, ANSI, SCO ANSI, Xterm, Wyse 50/60, and Linux console, with support for with ANSI color with color schemes in all emulations.
• Extensive session management features: A tabbed UI with ability to move tabs in and out of CRT windows and the Activator tray utility minimize desktop clutter. Session settings can be saved in named sessions.
• Configuration: Extensive session and keyboard customization including a button bar which allows you to map buttons to configuration commands or actions, such as sending strings, running scripts, menu functions, and protocol commands. Different button bars can be created for specific sessions or operations.
• Powerful printing: Printing support, including pass-through printing.
• Scripting support and automation: Scripting language support for VBScript, JScript, and PerlScript. Easy logon automation. A script recorder automatically creates a VBScript based on keystrokes, including function keys.
• Named firewalls: You can create any number of firewall configurations that can be used on a session-specific basis.