This is a shameful direct copy of the information from this
link.
To make it all work right, you need to twiddle the following configuration settings:
Terminal → Keyboard:
Change the sequences sent by: The Functions keys and Keypad:
Select Linux.
Window → Appearance:
Font settings:
Pick a
font that contains the Unicode line drawing characters, such as Andale Mono or Lucida Console. (Unfortunately Vista’s gorgeous new Consolas
font does not have those.)
Window → Translation:
Character set translation on received data:
Select UTF-8.
Adjust how
PuTTY handles line drawing characters:
Select Use Unicode line drawing code points.
Connection → Data:
Terminal details: Terminal-type string:
Enter “linux”.
Now line drawing characters should show up as they are supposed to.
~ts~
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