From: Clifford Sobchuk
How does one set the Terminal Type?
It's just an environment variable.
At the cmd.exe prompt, to see what it's set to, enter:
set TERM
To set it to a specific value (say 'dumb'), enter:
set TERM=dumb
To clear it, enter:
set TERM=
Those commands will affect only the shell in which they are run.
You can also set it "system wide" so that it will be the default value for
all shells that you open .... but I couldn't quickly find out the way to do
that. (I've done it before; it's quite straightforward. Try google or
Windows Help.)
If you find it's already set to 'dumb', I would try clearing it and see if
that makes a difference.
Otherwise set it to 'dumb' and see how that affects the pdl2 shell
behaviour.
Cheers,
Rob
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