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Putty configuration
Colors
Recommended color scheme for 'putty' is (all other values can remain as they are by default):
| Color to adjust | Red | Green | Blue |
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| Default Foreground | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Default Foreground Bold | 0 | 0 | 160 |
| Default Background | 255 | 255 | 255 |
| Default Background Bold | 192 | 192 | 192 |
| ANSI White | 223 | 223 | 223 |
Line drawing
If the menu does not correctly display line drawing, you can change some parameters in putty.
Putty version 0.71 and above
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Set the new parameter "UTF8linedraw=1"
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you can keep your locale / codepage as UTF-8
Putty version 0.70 and below
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Change the terminal settings: if set to vt100 for example, you will see lowercase characters in place of menu borders.
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- New
TERMvalue can also be set toxterm 
Starting with version 1.48, it is possible to disable line drawing (semi-graphics) from the preferences menuIf you’re using putty, you'll maybe have to force the Terminal-type string:
and maybe Remote character set parameter:
If you have issues with some characters that are not displayed correctly, please see this article: Cannot get correct line drawing on Linux/UNIX with Putty
Recommended color scheme for 'putty' is (all other values can remain as they are by default):Color to adjust Red Green Blue Default Foreground 0 0 0 Default Foreground Bold 0 0 160 Default Background 255 255 255 Default Background Bold 192 192 192 ANSI White 223 223 223
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