By Scott A. Mosley, 1984 - This is the terminal program that Eagle Term is based on.

By Scott A. Moseley,1984. v4.3 modifications by Tom Handley on Feb. 28, 1985.

This is a newer version of Midwesterm that supports Punter transfers.

Mind Term 2.0f 1985 Pacadivis. Written by Paul Andrew Viscovich. This seems to have been a pretty advanced terminal program for it's time. It supported both Xmodem and Punter along with buffer functions and printer support.

By Andy Kovacs & Brian Gann. Not much info on this program. My guess is it could be used to do full disk transfers of lightly protected disks.

1990 by MFJ Enterprises, 07/30/1990. Programmed by Mick Hart - As far as I can tell, Multicom was released for a particular modem and appears to support faxing.

Original by Scott Garnik, Neoterm by Ross Black - Neoterm is color graphics term program with 11k buffer and transfer capabilities.

NinjaTerm is an all-assembler term program for the Commodore VIC-20. NinjaTerm has the following features:

• Very, very fast
• Works at speeds up to 2400 baud in VICE
• Works at speeds up to 1200 baud in hardware.
• Uses C64 char set to improve readability
• Programmable Address Book

Requirements

NinjaTerm will run on any 16k VIC-20. Future versions may require 24k. NinjaTerm works with all userport modems, including new Wifi Modems and tcpser based modems.

Nothing super fancy with this term program, but it does use a custom font which I've always liked. It has a 8.5k buffer and supports file transfers.

packetTERM 4.8 for the Commodore 64 is your typical terminal program, supporting Punter and Xmodem transfer protocols and all the usual 300-1200 baud modems of the era.  This isn't one I'd recommend, but I love terminal programs, so lets add it to the collection.

PCG Term was released in 1988 by EGBell - pretty nice terminal program with support for 15 different fonts. Docs are also included on the disk.

By Crack Division. This is almost surely a hack of a very early CCGMS. I like it though, because its only 18blocks and is perfect if you dont need multi transfers and other fancy stuff.

Written by: AutoCat. Supports Punter protocol.

Pretty simple terminal program.

This is fully commented assembly source code for the Punter transfer protocol!

Punterm v1 is a Commodore 64 terminal program by Steve Punter, released on July 31st, 1984.

QuantumLink was a U.S. and Canadian online service for Commodore 64 and 128 personal computers that operated from November 5, 1985 to November 1, 1995.

This is NOT the most recent version, but for history sake it's good to keep this around.  The latest version can be found here

Believe it or not, you can still connect to Q-Link, which was resurrected and lives on.

QuantumLink was a U.S. and Canadian online service for Commodore 64 and 128 personal computers that operated from November 5, 1985 to November 1, 1995.  This is the latest version of the QuantumLink software used to connect to the service.  This can also be used for the currently running QuantumLink Rebooted server.

All improvements by Macker & Dr. Midi. Don't know anything about this term program, but it appears to be able to download hi-res pictures and display them from inside the term.

Ribit Color Terminal 5.0. Nice 300 baud terminal designed for the 1650 modem. Supports C/G and Punter.

1990 Hp-Software. Features: 300-2400 baud, Punter & Xmodem transfers, C/G mode.

Written by The Ninja. This is a really nice looking full featured terminal program.

By Tom Hughes, 1985. Interesting feature with this Terminal program is that it can turn a file into and IMG and an IMG back to a file.

Written by Mark Hochstein with help from Gary Dudley. Simple but nice terminal program.

By Tom A. Wheeler - Simple, small terminal program. Only supports xmodem transfers and 300 baud.

Simple Term v2.3 by Tom A. Wheeler and Todd Carter -  pretty old terminal program that seem to only support 300 baud modems, but does have xmodem transfer support.

Skyterm is a C64 RR-Net or 64Nic+ ethernet terminal program. I believe it is based off of Guruterm but has been expanded to handle file transfers. From what I hear it is pretty buggy, but there aren't any other ethernet terms out there that support file transfers.

1984 Microtechnic Solutions. Pretty standard term, but it does support 80 column using the BI-80 cartridge and a couple other solutions by Data20.

1983 by Gary H. Schroeder. Very basic terminal program written completely in ML.

1987 ST/R Programming Services, Douglas McLaughlin.

1987 ST/R Programming Services, Douglas McLaughlin. Full docs are on the disk.

Written by Greg Pfountz, David Bolt and Steve Henry. This appears to be c/g terminal supporting up to 1200 baud with punter & xmodem protocols. Has an interesting feature called IMG to PRG. All and all a pretty nice term.

Just ran across a newer version of Star City Term by Greg Pfountz, David Bolt and Steve Henry.  Pretty full featured term with support for Punter and Xmodem transfers.  Docs are also included on the disk.

By Scott Waters. Modified version of Punter Term. Appears to be able to play songs while using the terminal program.

Found this older version of SuperRes Term today. It appears to support all the same features as 8.3, so 8.3 must have just been a bug fix release. There is a DOC file on the disk with more info.

CMD HD support, clean 2400 baud support, supports several hi-res format decoding. Also supports multi-file upload / download.

This isn't a terminal program in the tranditional sense. It is designed to be used with a null modem cable to transfer programs using the Swiftlink-232 cartridge. There are a couple good docs related to the Swiftlink-232 on this disk.

T-term by Mike Dabbs is an attempt to combine everything ever wanted or needed into one single, easy-to-load, easy-to-run terminal program. Four protocols, ALL in memory, ready to use. All of them capable of multifile sending or receiving. Two of them are even faster than the C-64 standard punter protocol.

Not much info on this one. C64 term with c/g support and transfers.

Nice clean terminal program with a nice 24k buffer. Supports punter transfers and full graffix.

By Tom Conroy and James Hastings. Not your typical terminal program. Basically a chess game that can be played with two people over a modem. Full docs included.

This program makes the c64 operate like a semi-intelligent 40 or 80 column ASCII terminal. Docs included.

Original program by Steve Punter, converted to C64 by Keith Peterson. Very basic terminal program.

Very basic terminal program with Punter file transfer support, Source shows code is from October 27th, 1984.

TermX by Stephen E. Masters (January 1984) - This C64 BASIC program is not a full terminal program, but rather something custom coded for uploading and downloading from something the author describes in the docs as the "TSP or CMS on the UM computer system".  There is some pretty good documentation included in the archive.  Here is an excerpt from the docs:

TERMX is a terminal emulation program for the Commodore-64. It will work on TSO or CMS on the UM computer system. Some of its features include:

1. File upload and download from CMS using CMS execs and programs.
2. "Bell code" recognition.
3. Multiple line feeds after each line are suppressed.
4. Carrier tone recognition and initial response.

Thanks DLH for sharing.

Tom Hughes, 1986. This appears to be an updated version of SecondTerm v1.

• Updated this archive on April 3rd, 2021 to include the documentation.

This appears to be a modified version of EagleTerm.

1983,84 By Metaphas Software.  This came bundled with several types of modems.

C64 terminal program supporting 300 baud and color graphics.  Another interesting feature of this program is that you can play music while connected to a BBS.

Turbo Term II by Wayne Chapman & Joe Iuso is a terminal program from 1985 that mainly support the C= 1650 modem but also other RS-232 modems.  Lots of features and built-in documentation.