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	SSL Tera Term Pro + SSL-0.1a2
	for Windows 95/NT
	Copyright(C) infoscience Corporation, 1998
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  1. Overview
  2.Notes Regarding Use
  3 Operating Environment
  4 Installation
  5.Thanks to

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1. Overview

SSL Tera Term Pro is a freeware program, which takes the freeware terminal emulator Tera Term Pro developed
by T. Teranishi, and adapts it to operate with the SSL protocol (Version 3.0).
The source of Tera Term Pro has been made available, and based on that source,
SSL was implemented using the
free SSL library, SSLeay-0.8.1. The compiler used was Microsoft Visual C++ 5.0.

In addition to the original functions of Tera Term Pro, SSL Tera Term Pro also has the following:

   EPacket encryption using the SSL protocol
    (Currently does not support certification,
     but this is expected in the next version). 

This document contains only basic details.
For a detailed explanation of this software, please see:
http://www.infoscience.co.jp/products/

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2.Notes Regarding Use

SSL Tera Term Pro is free-ware. The implementation of SSL was performed
by Infoscience Corporation.
Infoscience Corporation accepts no responsibility for any damage brought
about through the use of this program. 

Please address questions or enquiries relating to
the information on this page to
   ssltterm@infoscience.co.jp

he latest version can be obtained here.

ftp://ftp.infoscience.co.jp/pub/Crypto/SSL/SSLapps/ssltterm.lzh
(The above site, directory may be revised in the future.)


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3 Operating Environment

SSL Tera Term Pro has been confirmed to operate onthe following environments:

 Windows 95 (PC/AT compatibles)
 Windows NT4.0 (PC/AT compatibles)

=============================================================================== 4 SSL Tera Term Pro Installation

The latest version can be obtained here.

Installation is not included with the current version.
Please perform the installation manually. 

Following is the installation method:




An installor is not included with the current version.
Please perform the installation manually.

Following is the installation method:

(1)InstallTera Term Pro Version2.3 and laterby the normal method.
   Tera Term Pro is available here.

(2)DownloadSSL Tera Term Pro and expand the files.

(3)Install the SSLeay library
   Move the expanded files ssleay32.dll and libeay32.dll to the directory
   where you installed Tera Term Pro or the system directory
   (eg. c:\windows\systemn etc). 

(4)Move the expanded file ttxssl.dll to the directory
   where you installed Tera Term Pro.

(5)Environment Variable(*)Set TERATERM_EXTENSIONS to 1.
   Following the above, installation is complete.
   Upon implementing Tera Term Pro, SSL will now become available.

(*)How to set environment variable
   To set the above environment variable with Windows 95,
   please add the following line to c:\autoexec.bat
   and restart your machine.

    SET TERATERM_EXTENSIONS=1

   To set the above environment variable with Windows NT4.0,
   perform the same operation as Windows 95 above,
   or select the [control panel]-[system] environment panel,
   and set the TERATERM_EXTENSIONS variable's value to 1.

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5.Thanks to

For releasing the Tera Term Pro source, and further,
for readily agreeing to the implementation of SSL, we wish to
express our deep gratitude to Mr T. Teranishi.

We also wish to express our sincere thanks to Mr. Eric A.Young,
the creator of the free SSL library - SSLeay, and to
the creator of the SSLeay documents, Mr. Tim Hudson.

For creating and releasing the sample module source of the add-on module
using Tera Term Extension Interface,
we'd like to express great thanks to Mr Robert O'Callahan.
