I don't have a direct answer for a version of XTERM on Win2k, but here is a
free solution if you care to try it. There is a project called Bochs that
allows Linux and other operating systems to run under Windows. You can find
it here: http://bochs.sourceforge.net/ If you were to run such an emulator,
you could then connect to your remote UNIX computer using the free Linux
Xwindows software. Just an idea.

Peter
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> -----Original Message-----
> I need to connect from my home computer, running Win2000, to the host
> computer at school, running LINUX/UNIX, over an ADSL
> connection. I connect
> using Telnet (HyperTerminal, included with Win2000), and was
> told I need to
> install "XTERM" or similar software in order to actually be
> able to use and
> interact with the software on the host computer. XTERM itself
> is extremely
> expensive. I've found many other different possibilities on
> the internet,
> such as SecureCRT (or CRT) from VanDyke Software, ZOC
> Terminal from EmTec,
> Absolute Telnet from Celestial Software, Nexus Mainframe
> Terminal from Nexus
> Integration, and others. I'm looking for recommendations about which
> software to install -- that will be reliable and least expensive.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> David Landau

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