[For Chris Pile] I see chars 128-255 are printed like chars 0-127; it seems bit 7 is reset before printing on the screen.
AFAIK CP/M used 7-bit ASCII, and only certain versions of CP/M 3 (e.g. the one by Amstrad) used a kind of CP/M standard 8-bit charset. Is there any way to configure or hack Pro-DOS in order to use an 8-bit charset (and define the chars above 127)? This would let to write programs in other languages than English, with a modern encoding. Thank you. -- Marcos Cruz http://programandala.net
