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Also the windows 7 can use the telnet on there own so if you want to have a terminal emulator that has a TELNET you can use free Telnet client from the web.

Official telnet client for Windows which allows you to talk to network devices using the telnet protocol and all TCP/IP devices from any of the supported OS versions .
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Once you have installed the telnet client you can use the telnet client to connect to a network device.

The Telnet utility is part of Microsoft’s Device Drivers and Applications for Windows NT Family.

How to access the Telnet feature in Windows XP ?
To access the telnet feature in Windows XP you will need to download this software called telnet client for windows XP.

Once you have installed the telnet client you can then access the telnet utility by going to the following path in your start menu Windows XP:
Control Panel > Internet Options > Advanced > Connections > Connection > Settings > Telnet Options

Please refer to following image for further details on how to access the telnet feature in Windows XP.

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The original and primary terminal emulator is called HyperTerminal for Windows. It is one of the built-in tools of Windows. It is located on the Start menu of the computer.
It may be called from command prompt as:
“C:\Program Files\Microsoft HyperTerminal\HT.EXE”
Press the key “Control-C” at the command prompt to exit.
To launch HyperTerminal from the command prompt:
C:\> “C:\Program Files\Microsoft HyperTerminal\HT.EXE”
Be careful with the “HT.EXE”. If you leave out the “.EXE” ending, you would end up running the program “HyperTerminal” which is an accounting program. (Different Control-C at the CMD prompt!)
For more information on HyperTerminal, see Microsoft’s http://bebesea.org/?p=3267

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