(M)ode - Function Help
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Subcommands:

  ANSI
  GRAPHICS
  CTTY

Description:

  Switches your screen display mode between ANSI graphics and
  non-graphics mode.  If you toggle ANSI Graphics on, you must be
  using a communication's program which supports standard ANSI
  (Esc) code graphics.  If you select graphics and get a lot of
  symbols such as "[01;49m" on your screen mixed in with the normal
  text display, your software does not support ANSI graphics and
   you should toggle Graphics off by re-entering the (M) command.

Examples:

  * M <enter>

    This will TOGGLE the current graphics state on or off

  * M ANSI <enter>

    Enter ANSI mode - use ansi cursor movement but no ansi color graphics

  * M GRAPHICS <enter>

    Enter ANSI GRAPHICS mode

Note:

  The system will automatically detect if you have ANSI capability and
  your system supports the CURSOR POSITION REPORT sequence.  However, you
  still must select whether or not you want the color graphics sent to you.