Everything about Macterminal totally explained
MacTerminal was the first
telecommunications and
terminal emulation application software program available for
Mac OS. MacTerminal enabled
users to connect via
modem or
serial port to
bulletin board systems and
online services (for example, THE SOURCE,
CompuServe), and to other
computers. MacTerminal was capable of
emulating the
DEC VT100 and other
computer terminals.
Apple Computer began retailing MacTerminal soon after the launch of the
Macintosh 128K (the first
Apple Macintosh). Although MacTerminal was compatible with the original 128K model using Apple's optional 300 or 1200 bit/s external
modem designed for the
Apple II, MacTerminal wasn't available for
general release at the 128K's launch date. Apple began bundling MacTerminal with later Macintosh models.
When Apple Computer, Inc. spawned
Claris in
1987 as its application software division, Claris continued development of most of Apple's major applications, but development of MacTerminal ceased. However, it was rolled-into
ClarisWorks terminal program.
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