MultiView 7

MultiView 7 gives you access to legacy applications with robust yet customizable terminal emulation software. MultiView 7 is a PC-UNIX integration suite for Windows platforms and is certified for the Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating systems. From SCO ANSI through DEC VT100-420 and AT386/UnixWare to WYSE 60, you get accurate 32-bit emulation with the flexibility to customize the software for today's corporate needs. File transfer protocols include Zmodem and Kermit. Connection types include Telnet, Modem, NVT2, RExec, RLogin, RS232, RSH, SSH1 and SSH2.

Give UNIX applications a Windows look-and-feel

MultiView 7 contains powerful user-friendly tools to help you face-lift your UNIX applications. These tools can be immediately implemented without programming. Face-lifting applies a mouse-driven graphical user interface to your legacy applications.

Task Automation

Task automation is an integral part of face-lifting. Task macros can be recorded as you work and saved as scripts.  Logging on to a UNIX host, launching an application and navigating its menus can be simplified down to the click of a button.

Zero admin with security

Multiview 7 includes a collection of administration tools to provide one-step centralized software installation, upgrades and maintenance to save valuable time and money.

Custom client or server install
Menu-driven software installation directly on client PC with CD or install from network file systems. MultiView 7 may be copied to a file server and centrally installed on to client PCs.  Fully supports silent installations for quick installs across enterprise networks.

Advanced data security
With Secure Shell (SSH1 and SSH2) support, all data exchanges between the terminal emulation client and the remote UNIX server are fully encrypted and secure.

Web-enabled connectivity

ActiveX and OLE2 embedding technologies allow you to integrate face-lifted UNIX applications within your corporate Intranet and the Web.

MultiView 7 takes a two-pronged approach to Web-enabling. Not only can the application be embedded into a browser, the terminal emulator can control the browser using Active URL technology. If a URL (a web link, an email address, an FTP site, etc.) appears in the terminal emulation window, it instantly becomes a clickable link.

Share cross platform information

You can easily share information between PC and UNIX applications using DDE and OLE2 links.

Dynamically pass data from UNIX into Windows, e.g. pull the current sales breakdown percentages into a graphical MS Excel pie chart, every change being immediately updated.