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Extended Ascii characters - Keil

Jordan Radice

Hello,

I am trying to implement the extended ASCII characters found on:

www.asciitable.com/.../extend.gif

But it appears as though the default extended ASCII characters are:

http://www.ascii-code.com/

Is there any way to change this?

- Thanks,
Jordan

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  • 0 in reply to Jordan Radice

    Try installing a fixed-pitch font that has the old "OEM" PC character set making your Windows installation believe that the font is using the Windows-1252 character set.

    Then all Windows that supports selection of this font, will draw frame borders.

    Maybe you can buy this one:
    www.ascenderfonts.com/.../Courier-Line-Draw-Regular.aspx
    Or see if you can use MS linedraw.ttf

    Obviously, your employer may hate you if you check in code explicitly writetn for the OEM character set while you claim the source code is actually Windows-1252.

    Or get a copy of one of the free TTF fonts available that contains the 437 code page and modify the font to claim it's the standard Windows-1252 character set.

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  • 0 in reply to Jordan Radice

    Try installing a fixed-pitch font that has the old "OEM" PC character set making your Windows installation believe that the font is using the Windows-1252 character set.

    Then all Windows that supports selection of this font, will draw frame borders.

    Maybe you can buy this one:
    www.ascenderfonts.com/.../Courier-Line-Draw-Regular.aspx
    Or see if you can use MS linedraw.ttf

    Obviously, your employer may hate you if you check in code explicitly writetn for the OEM character set while you claim the source code is actually Windows-1252.

    Or get a copy of one of the free TTF fonts available that contains the 437 code page and modify the font to claim it's the standard Windows-1252 character set.

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