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Cp857 character set table

CP 857, IBM 00857, OEM 857, MS-DOS Turkish (used under MS-DOS to write Turkish)

Extended ASCII characters, codes, table, values

CHAR. NUM.	CP857 CHARACTER	HTML Entity	HTML SPECIAL CHARACTER
128	€	€	Ç
129	�		ü
130	‚	‚	é
131	ƒ	ƒ	â
132	„	„	ä
133	…	…	à
134	†	†	å
135	‡	‡	ç
136	ˆ	ˆ	ê
137	‰	‰	ë
138	Š	Š	è
139	‹	‹	ï
140	Œ	Œ	î
141	�
142	Ž	Ž	Ä
143	�		Å
144	�		É
145	‘	‘	æ
146	’	’	Æ
147	“	“	ô
148	”	”	ö
149	•	•	ò
150	–	–	û
151	—	—	ù
152	˜	˜
153	™	™	Ö
154	š	š	Ü
155	›	›	ø
156	œ	œ	£
157	�		Ø
158	ž	ž
159	Ÿ	Ÿ
160	á	á	á
161	í	í	í
162	ó	ó	ó
163	ú	ú	ú
164	ñ	ñ	ñ
165	Ñ	Ñ	Ñ
166	Ğ	Ğ
167	ğ	ğ
168	¿	¿	¿
169	®	®	®
170	¬	¬	¬
171	½	½	½
172	¼	¼	¼
173	¡	¡	¡
174	«	«	«
175	»	»	»
176	░	░
177	▒	▒
178	▓	▓
179	│	│
180	┤	┤
181	Á	Á	Á
182	Â	Â	Â
183	À	À	À
184	©	©	©
185	╣	╣
186	║	║
187	╗	╗
188	╝	╝
189	¢	¢	¢
190	¥	¥	¥
191	┐	┐

CHAR. NUM.	CP857 CHARACTER	HTML Entity	HTML SPECIAL CHARACTER
192	└	└
193	┴	┴
194	┬	┬
195	├	├
196	─	─
197	┼	┼
198	ã	ã	ã
199	Ã	Ã	Ã
200	╚	╚
201	╔	╔
202	╩	╩
203	╦	╦
204	╠	╠
205	═	═
206	╬	╬
207	¤	¤	¤
208	º	º	º
209	ª	ª	ª
210	Ê	Ê	Ê
211	Ë	Ë	Ë
212	È	È	È
213
214	Í	Í	Í
215	Î	Î	Î
216	Ï	Ï	Ï
217	┘	┘
218	┌	┌
219	█	█
220	▄	▄
221	¦	¦	¦
222	Ì	Ì	Ì
223	▀	▀
224	Ó	Ó	Ó
225	ß	ß	ß
226	Ô	Ô	Ô
227	Ò	Ò	Ò
228	õ	õ	õ
229	Õ	Õ	Õ
230	µ	µ	µ
231
232	×	×	×
233	Ú	Ú	Ú
234	Û	Û	Û
235	Ù	Ù	Ù
236	ì	ì	ì
237	ÿ	ÿ	ÿ
238	¯	¯	¯
239	´	´	´
240
241	±	±	±
242
243	¾	¾	¾
244	¶	¶	¶
245	§	§	§
246	÷	÷	÷
247	¸	¸	¸
248	°	°	°
249	¨	¨	¨
250	·	·	·
251	¹	¹	¹
252	³	³	³
253	²	²	²
254	■	■
255

ASCII Printable characters, codes, table, values

CHAR. NUM.	CP857 CHARACTER	HTML Entity	HTML SPECIAL CHARACTER
32	[space]	&#32
33	!	&#33
34	"	&#34	"
35	#	&#35
36	$	&#36
37	%	&#37
38	&	&#38	&
39	'	&#39
40	(	&#40
41	)	&#41
42	*	&#42
43	+	&#43
44	,	&#44
45	-	&#45
46	.	&#46
47	/	&#47
48	0	&#48
49	1	&#49
50	2	&#50
51	3	&#51
52	4	&#52
53	5	&#53
54	6	&#54
55	7	&#55
56	8	&#56
57	9	&#57
58	:	&#58
59	;	&#59
60	<	&#60	<
61	=	&#61
62	>	&#62	>
63	?	&#63
64	@	&#64
65	A	&#65
66	B	&#66
67	C	&#67
68	D	&#68
69	E	&#69
70	F	&#70
71	G	&#71
72	H	&#72
73	I	&#73
74	J	&#74
75	K	&#75
76	L	&#76
77	M	&#77
78	N	&#78
79	O	&#79

CHAR. NUM.	CP857 CHARACTER	HTML Entity	HTML SPECIAL CHARACTER
80	P	&#80
81	Q	&#81
82	R	&#82
83	S	&#83
84	T	&#84
85	U	&#85
86	V	&#86
87	W	&#87
88	X	&#88
89	Y	&#89
90	Z	&#90
91	[	&#91
92	\	&#92
93	]	&#93
94	^	&#94
95	_	&#95
96	`	&#96
97	a	&#97
98	b	&#98
99	c	&#99
100	d	&#100
101	e	&#101
102	f	&#102
103	g	&#103
104	h	&#104
105	i	&#105
106	j	&#106
107	k	&#107
108	l	&#108
109	m	&#109
110	n	&#110
111	o	&#111
112	p	&#112
113	q	&#113
114	r	&#114
115	s	&#115
116	t	&#116
117	u	&#117
118	v	&#118
119	w	&#119
120	x	&#120
121	y	&#121
122	z	&#122
123	{	&#123
124	\|	&#124
125	}	&#125
126	~	&#126
127	(DEL, rubout)	&#127

Device Control Characters

CHAR. NUM.	DESCRIPTION	HTML Entity
0	NUL null character
1	ctrl-A (SOH) start of header
2	ctrl-B (STX) start of text
3	ctrl-C (INTR, ETX) end of text
4	ctrl-D (EOF, EOT) end of transmission
5	ctrl-E (ENQ) enquiry
6	ctrl-F (ACK) acknowledge
7	ctrl-G (BEL) bell (ring)
8	ctrl-H (BKSP, BS) backspace
9	ctrl-I (TAB, HT) horizontal tab
10	ctrl-J (LF) line feed
11	ctrl-K (VT) vertical tab
12	ctrl-L (FF) form feed
13	ctrl-M (CR) carriage return
14	ctrl-N (SO) shift out
15	ctrl-O (SI) shift in

CHAR. NUM.	DESCRIPTION	HTML Entity
16	ctrl-P (DLE) data link escape
17	ctrl-Q (START, DC1) device control 1
18	ctrl-R (DC2) device control 2
19	ctrl-S (STOP, DC3) device control 3
20	ctrl-T (DC4) device control 4
21	ctrl-U (NAK) negative acknowledge
22	ctrl-V (SYN) synchronize
23	ctrl-W (ETB) end transmission block
24	ctrl-X (CAN) cancel
25	ctrl-Y (EM) end of medium
26	ctrl-Z (SUB) substitute
27	(ESC) escape
28	(FS_ file separator
29	(GS) group separator
30	(RS_ record separator
31	(US) unit separator

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