Screencasts

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Imagine what a video clip can do!

Screencast video clips will assist you in configuring our TinyTERM products as well as troubleshooting. What is a screencast? A screencast is the ability to capture real-time screen shots and movements required to accomplish the set up while a person is explaining what is being done. Basically, a video!

This week's screencast:

Solutions for the Enterprise

TinyTERM, TinyTERM Plus and PIXIL Thin Client supply comprehensive terminal emulator and host access capabilites to organizations with mission-critical information systems. Advanced deployment options provide flexibility to control and manage enterprise rollouts. Data communications can be secured with 128-bit encryption and support for SSL/TLS, and SSH. »more info

Solutions for the Office

Professionals in today's modern office environment rely on a networked collection of desktop computers, printers, laptops, and back-office servers to do their job. A quality terminal emulator such as TinyTERM or TinyTERM Plus, provide the ability to easily exchange files, access each other's system, keep sensitive data private, and share common resources. »more info

Thin Client Solutions

Today's global businesses are demanding solutions that provide cost-effective ways to deliver and manage information across the enterprise. Advantages of adopting PIXIL Thin Client include centralized application management and maintenance, access to new and existing applications, great interoperability, excellent security, and lower costs. »more info

About Century Software

Century Software supplies terminal emulator, thin client and host access solutions for mission-critical access to applications residing on Windows servers, UNIX/Linux hosts, and IBM midrange and mainframe systems.

With more than 1.2 million installations of terminal emulator software in 69 countries, Century is an industry veteran with 20 years of experience providing terminal emulator and thin client solutions to our customers.