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From: osam@americanaf.com (M. Osam)
Subject: Re: I need a "@" in ascii-art
Date: 1996/08/13
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In article <4ums41$db9@Waldemar.mat.uni.torun.pl>, domel@alf.cc.uni.torun.pl (Tomasz Kepa) wrote:
>Filip Cuppens (fcuppens@eduserv1.rug.ac.be) wrote:
>: You can use an ascii-code for it. You know, with [alt]xxx where x is a 
>: number. I don't know the right number, but I can look it up for you if 
>: you want.
>
>It's 064 I believe... if it doesn't work, try 065. :-)
>
>Domel

Here is the ASCII table from 0-127, if u need the rest, just tell 
me, however, u can find such table in any programming book or even a 
guide.


         0               32     [space]  64     @        96     `
         1               33     !        65     A        97     a
         2               34     "        66     B        98     b
         3               35     #        67     C        99     c
         4               36     $        68     D        100    d
         5               37     %        69     E        101    e
         6               38     &        70     F        102    f
         7               39     '        71     G        103    g
         8      * *      40     (        72     H        104    h
         9      * *      41     )        73     I        105    i
         10     * *      42     *        74     J        106    j
         11              43     +        75     K        107    k
         12              44     ,        76     L        108    l
         13     * *      45     -        77     M        109    m
         14              46     .        78     N        110    n
         15              47     /        79     O        111    o
         16              48     0        80     P        112    p
         17              49     1        81     Q        113    q
         18              50     2        82     R        114    r
         19              51     3        83     S        115    s
         20              52     4        84     T        116    t
         21              53     5        85     U        117    u
         22              54     6        86     V        118    v
         23              55     7        87     W        119    w
         24              56     8        88     X        120    x
         25              57     9        89     Y        121    y
         26              58     :        90     Z        122    z
         27              59     ;        91     [        123    {
         28              60     <        92     \        124    |
         29              61     =        93     ]        125    }
         30              62     >        94     ^        126    ~
         31              63     ?        95     _        127    

* *     Values 8, 9, 10, and 13 convert to backspace, tab, linefeed, 
and carriage return characters, respectively.  They have no 
graphical representation but, depending on the application, may 
affect the visual display of text.

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