IBM Personal Communications 5.9.5

IBM Personal Communications is a software product designed to enable users to access IBM mainframe applications and data from a personal computer. The software allows users to connect to various host systems, including IBM z/OS, IBM i, and IBM z/VSE.

With IBM Personal Communications, users can easily access and manipulate data stored on mainframes. The software supports a wide range of data transfer options, including file transfer, data copying, and data conversion. This makes it easy for users to move data between different platforms and applications.

The software also comes equipped with many features designed to improve productivity and efficiency. For example, users can set up macros to automate repetitive tasks or create personalized toolbars for frequently used functions. Additionally, the software offers customizable keyboard mapping so users can work with the key combinations they prefer.

IBM Personal Communications supports a variety of terminal emulation modes, including 3270, 5250, and VT100. This allows users to work with legacy applications using modern tools and interfaces. The software also includes support for SSL/TLS encryption to ensure secure communication.

• Easy access to mainframe applications and data
• Data transfer options such as file transfer, data copying and data conversion
• Macros for automating repetitive tasks
• Customizable keyboard mapping
• Supports terminal emulation modes including 3270, 5250, and VT100
• Secure communication with SSL/TLS encryption support

IBM Personal Communications provides users with a convenient way to access mainframe applications and data from their personal computers. With its many features designed to improve productivity and efficiency, users can work more effectively with legacy systems while still taking advantage of modern tools and interfaces.