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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 7 Mar 1997.
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Looking for ASCII character map....

Looking for ASCII character map....

alt.ascii-art · 2 messages · 7 Mar 1997
dsk...@cameonet.cameo.com.tw ASCII art 7 Mar 1997 00:00 · permalink · report
Linda Potter (Lin...@worldnet.att.net) wrote --

> It had been in my Windows3.1 system, but is no longer in win95....

Hardly surprising. Murkyslough caters to know-nothings. They're trying to
pull the rest of us down to that level, so watch out....
 
> Is there a .txt file available that show what alt+ keys do what
> characters?? Or can someone send me (or post) a windows char map??
 
Whoah! Your subject line says *ASCII* character map. Alt plus 128 and up
on the numeric keypad will produce only *non-ASCII* characters. If Alt
and any letter key produces a character, you can bet it won't be an ASCII
character, either. Don't use dem characters here!

> Puuuullllleeeeze!!!

Oh, all right. Here is an ASCII map of the non-ASCII characters that you
can use on most parts of the Internet. It will take some figuring out --
things are abbreviated, truncated, compressed and otherwise sqoze to make
the whole map fit on one good ol' DOS/Unix text screen....
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I .--8nh---.--9nh---.--Anh---.--Bnh---. n .--Cnh---.--Dnh---.--Enh---.--Fnh---.
S |    128 |    144 |nbs 160 |deg 176 | 0 | A` 192 | -D 208 | a` 224 | d- 240 |
O |    129 |    145 |iex 161 |+/- 177 | 1 | A' 193 | N~ 209 | a' 225 | n~ 241 |
  |    130 |    146 | c| 162 | ^2 178 | 2 | A^ 194 | O` 210 | a^ 226 | o` 242 |
8 |    131 |    147 |stg 163 | ^3 179 | 3 | A~ 195 | O' 211 | a~ 227 | o' 243 |
8 |    132 |    148 |cur 164 |acu 180 | 4 | A" 196 | O^ 212 | a" 228 | o^ 244 |
5 |    133 |    149 |yen 165 | mu 181 | 5 | Ao 197 | O~ 213 | ao 229 | o~ 245 |
9 |    134 |    150 | |  166 |par 182 | 6 | AE 198 | O" 214 | ae 230 | o" 246 |
| |    135 |    151 |sec 167 |dot 183 | 7 | C, 199 |mul 215 | c, 231 |div 247 |
1 |    136 |    152 |uml 168 |ced 184 | 8 | E` 200 | O/ 216 | e` 232 | o/ 248 |
  |    137 |    153 |(C) 169 | ^1 185 | 9 | E' 201 | U` 217 | e' 233 | u` 249 |
  |    138 |    154 | ^a 170 | ^o 186 | A | E^ 202 | U' 218 | e^ 234 | u' 250 |
  |    139 |    155 | << 171 | >> 187 | B | E" 203 | U^ 219 | e" 235 | u^ 251 |
  |    140 |    156 |not 172 |1/4 188 | C | I` 204 | U" 220 | i` 236 | u" 252 |
  |    141 |    157 |sof 173 |1/2 189 | D | I' 205 | Y' 221 | i' 237 | y' 253 |
  |    142 |    158 |(R) 174 |3/4 190 | E | I^ 206 | |P 222 | i^ 238 | |p 254 |
  |    143 |    159 | ^- 175 |iqu 191 | F | I" 207 |Gss 223 | i" 239 | y" 255 |
  `----(Illegal)---- -----Special-----'   `----Uppercase---- ----Lowercase----'
  nbs=non-break space; iex/iqu=inverted      char+[`'^~"o,/]=char+diacritic;
  !/?; st(erlin)g; cur(rency); sec(tion);    AE/ae=AE/ae ligature or digraph;
  uml(aut); ^+char=superscripted char;       -D/d-=eth; |P/|p=thorn;
  sof(t hyphen); acu(te); par(agraph);       mul(tiplication); div(ision);
  (raised) dot; ced(illa). 166 HAS break.    Gss=German "sharp" (double) s.
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Dan Strychalski
dsk...@cameonet.cameo.com.tw

It had been in my Windows3.1 system, but is no longer in win95....

Is there a .txt file available that show what alt+ keys do what
characters?? Or can someone send me (or post) a windows char map??

Puuuullllleeeeze!!!

Thank you!!

Linda Potter

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