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From: "Praseodymium 59" <praseodymium59@geocities.com>
Subject: Re: ASCII fades
Date: 1998/02/04
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Dan Martin escreveu na mensagem <34D7D301.5EA81A46@netcom.ca>...
|I'm completely new to the ASCII world but i've noticed that some
|programs (like the dos prompt) support ASCII caracters into the 200's.
|For example: Go to dos and hold ALT and type in 176 on the key pad and
|release alt. Why is it that no ASCII chart shows these symbols?

Those aren't ASCII characters, but ANSI...! If you want a chart with
those symbols, just write down the numbers and the resulting symbols in
from of each number! :-)
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