Ref: 99980885 Title: TCPTerm Version 10010 Date: 11/12/86 Copyright 3Com Corporation, 1991. All rights reserved. Part Number 86-0068-01 Revision 01 Enclosed is a TCPTerm software diskette Version 10010. Refer to the TCPTerm Release Memo Version 10000 for TCPTerm installation instructions. .h1;BUGS FIXED The following problems have been corrected in TCPTerm Version 10010: 1. When a PC running TCPTerm requests a disconnection from a host front-ended by the CS/1 or CS/100 running SW/1-TCP or SW/ 100-TCP Version 12000, a PC no longer becomes inac-tive. 2. On the Help Menu, the "Exit to inferior command in- terpreter" option has been changed to "Reenter DOS". 3. The Version Number now shows on the screen when TELNET and FTP are invoked. .h1;KNOWN PROBLEMS TCPTerm Version 10010 has the following limitations: 1. When emulating the VT100 terminal, a PC running TCPTerm encounters the following problems: a) Scrolling windows may not be handled correctly. b) Automatic line wrap at the bottom of the screen may cause screen output to be restricted to the command line. This problem can be corrected by reentering DOS and exiting back to TELNET. Automatic line wrap may skip a line when it wraps. c) Tabs cannot be set or selectively cleared from the program. 2. TCPTerm currently does not perform packet size negotiation. 3. When the " BREAK" sequence is pressed, it will terminate TELNET and may cause the system to halt. To generate a BREAK signal, press " b". 4. When file transfer occurs to a full disk or diskette, FTP reports the completion and builds either a truncated file or a file with size 0 on the disk or diskette. .h1;COMPATIBILITY TCPTerm Version 10010 can operate with the following pro-ducts and software releases: CS/100 running SW/100-TCP Version 11000 or later CS/1 running SW/1-TCP Version 11000 or later CS/200 running SW/200-TCP Version 13000 or later NCS/150 running SW/150-NCS-TCP Version 10000 or later CS/1-SNA running SW/1-T-SNA3270 Version 10000 or later GS/3-IP running SW/3-IP Version 10000 or later If you have any questions, please contact Bridge Communications, your local Systems Engineer, or Technical Support for assistance.