Full Color Support

If you love colors, KoalaTerm provides great tools to make your terminal session more colorful.

KoalaTerm provides full support to ANSI color, but sometimes you might want to redefine some particular color. A color palette is provided in Secure KoalaTerm to allow you to redefine any color. This palette can also be used to assign color to black-and-white host applications. For example, you can map the default text background to blue, and default text foreground to yellow, then even your host application doesn't use ANSI color control, you can still get yellow text on a blue screen.

KoalaTerm provides full support to VT character attributes, including bold, underline, blinking and reversed. But sometime you might want to use different color codes to identify the different character attributes (or different combinations of those attributes). KoalaTerm color mapping is provided to allow you to do just that. You can assign any particular character attribute, or attribute combination, to be displayed using specified background and foreground colors. You can choose to retain the character attribute (i.e. still display the text in bold, underline, blinking or reversed), or discard the character attribute.