This file contains all ASCII characters: #0..#255.

Note: Characters #0<NUL>,#10<LF> and #13<CR> cannot be a part
      of a text. Also #9<TAB> gets translated into spaces unless
      the Tab Setting prevents the translation.

This file may be used to help you customize your Translation
Tables.

Note that Search/ASCII Code... Command can be used to insert a
character with the specified code or to inquire about the ASCII
code of a SELECTED character!

Windows-to-OEM mappings are defined by the keyboard driver, where
this function is implemented. Some keyboard drivers may have
different mappings than others, depending on the machine
environment, and some keyboard driver support loading different
OEM character sets; for example, the standard U.S. keyboard driver
for an IBM keyboard supports loadable code pages, with the default
being code page 437 and the most common alternative being code
page 850. (The Windows character set is sometimes referred to as
code page 1007.)

The OEM character set must always be used when accessing string
data created by MS-DOS or MS-DOS applications. For example, a word
processor should convert OEM characters to Windows characters when
importing documents from an MS-DOS word processor.

Finally, the correct translation table depends on the font you are
using in your editing window...


 * 0:   | NUL
   1: 
 |
   2:  |
   3:  |
   4:  |
   5:  |
   6:  |
   7:  |
   8:  |
 * 9:   | TAB
 *10:   | LF
  11:  |
  12:  |
 *13:   | CR
  14:  |
  15:  |
  16:  |
  17:  |
  18:  |
  19:  |
  20:  |
  21:  |
  22:  |
  23:  |
  24:  |
  25:  |
  26:  |
  27:  |
  28:  |
  29:  |
  30:  |
  31:  |
  32:   |
  33: ! |
  34: " |
  35: # |
  36: $ |
  37: % |
  38: & |
  39: ' |
  40: ( |
  41: ) |
  42: * |
  43: + |
  44: , |
  45: - |
  46: . |
  47: / |
  48: 0 |
  49: 1 |
  50: 2 |
  51: 3 |
  52: 4 |
  53: 5 |
  54: 6 |
  55: 7 |
  56: 8 |
  57: 9 |
  58: : |
  59: ; |
  60: < |
  61: = |
  62: > |
  63: ? |
  64: @ |
  65: A |
  66: B |
  67: C |
  68: D |
  69: E |
  70: F |
  71: G |
  72: H |
  73: I |
  74: J |
  75: K |
  76: L |
  77: M |
  78: N |
  79: O |
  80: P |
  81: Q |
  82: R |
  83: S |
  84: T |
  85: U |
  86: V |
  87: W |
  88: X |
  89: Y |
  90: Z |
  91: [ |
  92: \ |
  93: ] |
  94: ^ |
  95: _ |
  96: ` |
  97: a |
  98: b |
  99: c |
 100: d |
 101: e |
 102: f |
 103: g |
 104: h |
 105: i |
 106: j |
 107: k |
 108: l |
 109: m |
 110: n |
 111: o |
 112: p |
 113: q |
 114: r |
 115: s |
 116: t |
 117: u |
 118: v |
 119: w |
 120: x |
 121: y |
 122: z |
 123: { |
 124: | |
 125: } |
 126: ~ |
 127:  |
 128: � |
 129: � |
 130: � |
 131: � |
 132: � |
 133: � |
 134: � |
 135: � |
 136: � |
 137: � |
 138: � |
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 254: � |
 255: � |