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Because the Commodore 64 only supported 40 column text modes, 40 column PETSCII is the most common mode: | Because the Commodore 64 only supported 40 column text modes, 40 column PETSCII is the most common mode: | ||
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However, a Commodore 128 could also support 80 column text mode, so 80 column PETSCII is also supported: | However, a Commodore 128 could also support 80 column text mode, so 80 column PETSCII is also supported: | ||
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- | If any incoming TCP Terminal connections are accepted on either of these configured ports, then the terminal will be assumed use PETSCII characters and terminal control sequences. | + | If any incoming TCP Terminal connections are accepted on either of these configured ports, then the terminal will be assumed |
The initial terminal //width// (either 40 or 80 columns) will be determined based on which Terminal Server port answered the connection. | The initial terminal //width// (either 40 or 80 columns) will be determined based on which Terminal Server port answered the connection. |