Juan, I use putty or zoc. Putty is free and is relatively good. The biggest draw is that it is free. Zoc, on the other hand, has a lot more in the way of terminal emulation and keyboard mappings. Zoc is $49.99 USD. I prefer zoc on my personal computer and most of my clients have putty as their standard offering. Regards.. Joe Lanier
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