On Wed, 14 Feb 2024 15:42:40 -0800
"Digital Man" (VERT) <VERT!Digital.Man@endofthelinebbs.com> wrote:
For terminal output, CP437 is the default charset, so no 8th bit
filtering should be happening.
When you say "accept IBM extended ASCII", it sounds like you're
talking about input (from the user's keyboard), but I think you're
talking about output (from the server).
If going through a terminal setup through Default User Settings,
there's an option:
Does your terminal support IBM extended ASCII (CP437)?
If you select No, then the BBS will not send mode 7 characters. This
has to be selected as yes.
Re: Re: Setting a default terminal type for a specific port
By: nelgin to All on Wed Feb 14 2024 06:07 pm
On Wed, 14 Feb 2024 15:42:40 -0800
"Digital Man" (VERT) <VERT!Digital.Man@endofthelinebbs.com> wrote:
For terminal output, CP437 is the default charset, so no 8th bit filtering should be happening.
When you say "accept IBM extended ASCII", it sounds like you're
talking about input (from the user's keyboard), but I think
you're talking about output (from the server).
If going through a terminal setup through Default User Settings,
there's an option:
Does your terminal support IBM extended ASCII (CP437)?
If you select No, then the BBS will not send mode 7 characters.
This has to be selected as yes.
Right and "yes" is the default.
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