Reflection® for IBM® 2007 is Attachmate’s next-generation terminal emulation solution. Optimized for Windows Vista™ and Microsoft® Office 2007, Reflection for IBM 2007 gives Windows® users easy access to information on IBM System z and System i hosts. Market-leading features increase user productivity, strengthen mainframe security, and support
new and existing technologies (including Windows XP and Office 2003).
Reflection for IBM 2007 Highlights
- Integration with Microsoft Office 2007 allows users to drop screen data into a Word doc, e-mail, or PowerPoint slide with the click of a button.
- Information privacy filters let you identify patterns for sensitive data in your host applications and prevent this data from being printed, saved, and copied to the clipboard or into Office documents.
- Tabbed interface for multisession support allows integrated data sharing between host applications and web browsers via VBA.
- Cryptography built to meet the stringent FIPS 140-2 government standards strengthens mainframe security.
- Support for the Office 2007 Ribbon interface increases user productivity.
- User Account Control (UAC) support maximizes administrative control over which tasks users can perform within Reflection.
- Integrated Desktop Search support makes it easy for users to find application, local, network, and Internet data.
- Visual Basic® for Applications (VBA) lets you automate routine tasks, customize terminal sessions, and integrate host applications with Windows desktop applications—all on a familiar development platform.
- IPv6 support provides your host connections with the flexibility and security of IPv6 technology.
Upgrade Information for Current EXTRA! X-treme and Reflection Users
Reflection for IBM 2007 combines the best features of EXTRA! X-treme and Reflection into a single, Vista-certified solution. When you upgrade to Reflection for IBM 2007, the session files, macros, and API applications that you’ve created with current versions of EXTRA! X-treme and Reflection will continue to work as expected.
