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International character sets
When an internationalcharacter set is selected by a command from software,
the following changes are made in the Standard Italic character set:
Country
35 36 64 88 90 9i 91 9i 94 96 123124125126
U.S.A.
#
$ @ x
z
[ \
]
A '
{
i
} "
FRANCE
#
$ A x
z
0 $ s
"
'
6 u
& ""
GERMANY
#
$ s
x
z A o u
A '
a
6 u f3
ENGLAND
k
$ @ x
z
[ \
]
"
'
{
;
} -
DENMARK 1
#
$ @ x
z E 0 A A ' & # A '
SWEDEN
#
n
II x
z A o A u
6 a
o & ii
ITALY
#
$ @ x
z
0 \
6
* h
A d
(2? i
SPAIN 1
~
$ @ x
z
i
N L "
'
" f-l } '
JAPAN
#
$ @ x
z
[ Y ]
"
'
{
;
} -
NORWAY
#
H A x
z) k
0 A u
e a? p A u
DENMARK 2
#
$ A x
z A 0 A u
e & @ A u
SPAIN 2
#
$ A x
z
i
N L 6
'
f
fl 6 u
LA'IIN AMERICA #
$ b x
z
i
N i
6 u
i
fl 6 u
KOREA
#
$ @ x
z
[ w ]
A '
{
;
} "
IRISH
#
$ @ U ,
[ \
1 " '
A II 6
-
LEGAL
#
$ s
x
z
0
'
" 1( '
@ @ -t "
The command for selecting the international character set is:
<ESC> "R" n
Where n means character code n, i.e. CHR$ (n) in BASIC. The values of n
are:
O U.S.A.
6 Italy
12 Latin America
1 France
7 Spain I
13 Korea
2 Germany
8 Japan
14 Irish
3 England
9 Norway
64 Legal
4 Denmark I
10 Denmark 11
5 Sweden
11 Spain II
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