Original sentence: A program called Crosstalk ran on both MS-DOS and CP/M.For Windows CE and Windows Mobile there are products like MochaSoft, MobileVT, Access*One and NaurTech.For the X Window System, there are many different terminal emulators for local access, such as xterm, dtterm, Eterm, GNOME Terminal, Konsole, rxvt, mrxvt, wterm, and aterm.MS-DOS examples include ProComm, Qmodem, Telemate, and Telix.Mac OS X includes Terminal as its default terminal emulator for local access.Other examples include Access*One, AlphaCom,  Attachmate Reflection, BlueZone, HostAccess, DynaComm, Indigo, GTW420 Pro, Poderosa, PowerTerm InterConnect, SecureCRT, SwitchTermJ, Terminator, TigerTerm, TN3270 Plus, TinyTERM, Tera Term and z/Scope Express VT.There are a number of third-party terminal emulators for local access on Mac OS X, such as GLTerm, iTerm, MacTelnet, dataComet, and MacWise.Under Microsoft Windows, programs that provide the remote-access form of terminal emulation include the built-in programs HyperTerminal (not included in Windows Vista) and Microsoft's telnet client, as well as third-party programs such as PuTTY.ZTerm is a remote-access terminal for the Mac
Edited sentence: Access*One.Attachmate Reflection.Crosstalk (also for CP/M).GNOME Terminal.GTW420 Pro.HyperTerminal (not included in Windows Vista).Microsoft's telnet client.Other options include:.PowerTerm InterConnect.TN3270 Plus.Tera Term.ZTerm (remote access terminal).org by default).rxvt (and rxvt-unicode, aka "urxvt").xterm (comes with X.z/Scope Express VT