Winet 6.43 released
This is a bug fix release.
Problems running on Terminal Server have been resolved.
Screen printing adding random characters at the end of lines has been fixed.
This is a bug fix release.
Problems running on Terminal Server have been resolved.
Screen printing adding random characters at the end of lines has been fixed.
InetPrintServer, InetPrintService, InetLPD and InetLPDService can be configured to receive UTF-8 characters and print any glyph in a Unicode font.
Translation tables have been implemented to convert between ANSI and Unicode.
Unicode support to display and print any glyph in a Unicode font.
Translation tables have been implemented to convert between ANSI and Unicode.
Web 3270 client side components have been enhanced for a better experience when using Smartphone or Tablet browsers.
Various bugs have been fixed.
3270, 5250 and VTx00 now support Unicode fonts for display and printing of all available glyphs.
3270 support for viewing configurable number of history screens. Copying from and printing of a history screen is possible.
Improvements for better handling of colors, overlays and devices like mobile phones and tablets.
Resizable fonts, more function buttons, better keyboard handling and a tool to enter special characters have been implemented.
The 3287 print service can handle multiple 3287 print sessions simultaneously. The service is controlled by a GUI program on the server and can be monitored by multiple clients on remote machines.
Web3270 is a program suite enabling the use of standard browsers as the user interface to a mainframe computer. This is accomplished with a special Windows Web server, Inet3270WebServer, that connects multiple sessions to multiple mainframes and serves the 3270 screens to browser sessions using the AJAX protocol. This system eases the roll-out of 3270 terminal emulators considerably.
IRMA is a product to update Winet and other application software automatically over the Internet. The main purpose of IRMA is to roll out Winet updates and configuration changes automatically without having to visit workstations physically, thereby saving manpower and time. It can also be used to roll out or update any application software.
The Winet help file has been updated to reflect additions since Winet 6.31 including documentation for the user side of IRMA.
While it is true that the news has not been updated for five years, development has been going ahead all the time.
Apart from many bug fixes and minor improvements, the following features, listed in time order, have been added:
We are now able to supply terminal emulators that are linked to biometric authentication hardware like fingprint scanners. This has been used in a nation wide roll out.
Winet does work with VPNs. See our FAQ page.
Winet 6.14 was released on 28 March 2006. This version has been stable and was tested for some months before the formal release. It is the formal version of Winet 6.13 that has been installed at selected customers for some months and has been used in a big nation wide rollout for one of our customers.
Winet 6.11 was quickly released on 4 February 2005 to fix a printing bug in version 6.10.
If you don’t notice funny new line breaks in your printing, you are most probably not affected.
Sometimes your operators need to modify a report/letter slightly before printing. Winet offers the option to open your reports in MSWord before printing them. The Help facility and Merge printing examples have been updated since 6.10.
(Stop Press: The Merge printing method will report an error if the vertical bar character (| 0x7C in hex) appears in your print data. A patch is available if you want to test Merge
printing.)
IRMA 6.06 beta available for testing since Oct. 2003. IRMA (Inet Remote Manager Application) is a suite of programs to allow system administrator to update and maintain software automatically on many client PCs. It also allows for data distribution and executing of commands remotely. Please contact me if you are interested in testing IRMA.