Well, because it's been a year now since I've gotten a response, thought I might add a little more to this.

Okay, so here's a picture of running MTEL32 from that file I last posted without changing any settings for it:



As you can see, everything appears correctly.

So here we go:

I found this program called SyncTERM, is it possible to have this ported to the tablet?
SyncTERM

There's also Synchronet, how possible would it be to port this?
Synchronet

I'm only asking since both of these work perfectly on Windows XP and are available as open source.

Out of OpenSSH, Netcat, SoCat, etc. are any of these applications able to support the IBM extended ASCII character set?

Is it possible to recompile X Terminal so that CP437 could be selected for character encoding instead of Unicode (UTF-8)?

If no on any of these, what about hacking a .ttf font?

What I mean by this is to basically change whatever values are needed for each character so that there wouldn't be a need for any encoding on the fly. Does that make any sense?

Oh well, hopefully someone will reach out and provide some insight on this for me.

Thanks ahead!