Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 5 Sep 1996.
NEED ASCII CHARACTER SET PLS!!!!
alt.ascii-art
· 2 messages · 5 Sep 1996 - 6 Sep 1996
Does anyone out there have the complete set of ascii characters for the American code set? All I have is the 3 digit codes. I do not know where to get the four digit codes, for example alt-0753 is "�". Any help would be appreciated. I cannot seem to get this info on my own. Rgds, Greg
In message <50n6j3$n8...@tilde.csc.ti.com>
gda...@ti.com (Gregory B. Davis) writes:
> All I have is the 3 digit codes. I do not know where to get the four digit
> codes, for example alt-0753 is " ".
There are only 128 ASCII codes and only 256 extended ASCII codes so
alt-0753 gives you character 241 (the bits higher then 8 binary bits
are lost (or if you prefer subtract 256 until you get a number less
than 256) - this is the character you get. So as you can see
entering numbers greater than 255 just repeats the lower numbered characters.
Hope this makes some sence and is of use.
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