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From: James Dietrich <jamesd106@charter.net>
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Subject: Terminal emulation with DOS
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Sorry if this post is a litte off-topic.  I am trying to set up an old DOS laptop as a terminal to my FreeBSD firewall/nat box.  Has anyone come across good (read: free) terminal emulation software for DOS?  If so could you point me in the right direction?

Regards,
James