Re: REQUESTED ASCII tables for the Windows 98 version of DOS

On Sat, 03 Jun 2000 14:00:34 GMT, zne...@ovtsbbg.pbz (Martin Atkins)
provoked the following text:

>>Try this in QBASIC:
>>REM Skip the first 31 chars, since they only serve as control characters in DOS.
>>FOR N = 32 TO 256
>>? chr$(n);
>>NEXT N
>>Alternatively you can adapt the code so that it will print the whole kaboodle to
>>your printer.
>
>Or, for a neater table, still in QBasic, type:
>
>chr$
>
>and with the text cursor over it, press F1. Then, select 'ASCII Character
>Codes' from the bottom of the online help. They even include the control
>characters with what they actually are in brackets :)

Yeah, but then you don't feel the satisfaction of having programmed something
yourself :-))
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