Debian - Leander Berwers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi list
After I do a 'more (binary file)' often my command prompt and everything I
type is unreadable. This has probably something to do with ANSI. How can I
correct this 'problem'?
try to avoid messing up your screen (some recipes to
On 17:14:44 Paul Wade wrote:
After I do a 'more (binary file)' often my command prompt and everything I
type is unreadable. This has probably something to do with ANSI. How can I
correct this 'problem'?
sometimes the clear command solves it
sometimes I logout and login again
Paul Wade,
Hi list
After I do a 'more (binary file)' often my command prompt and everything I
type is unreadable. This has probably something to do with ANSI. How can I
correct this 'problem'?
Kind regards
Leander Berwers
Antwerp, Belgium
At 10:39 AM 3/18/97 +0100, Debian - Leander Berwers wrote:
Hi list
After I do a 'more (binary file)' often my command prompt and everything I
type is unreadable. This has probably something to do with ANSI. How can I
correct this 'problem'?
Try hitting ^V ^O (CTRL-V CTRL-O) and it should give
Debian - Leander Berwers wrote:
Hi list
After I do a 'more (binary file)' often my command prompt and everything I
type is unreadable. This has probably something to do with ANSI. How can I
correct this 'problem'?
Kind regards
Leander Berwers
Antwerp, Belgium
sometimes the clear
Debian - Leander Berwers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
After I do a 'more (binary file)' often my command prompt and everything I
type is unreadable. This has probably something to do with ANSI. How can I
correct this 'problem'?
The simplest way is with the reset command.
Guy
Leander Berwers,
After I do a 'more (binary file)' often my command prompt and everything I
type is unreadable. This has probably something to do with ANSI. How can I
correct this 'problem'?
Don't more (or less) binary files. It's an ASCII thing. The
American Standard Code for
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