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International character sets
When an international character set is selected by a command from software,
the following changes are made in the Standard character set:
Country
35 36 64
90 91 91 93 94 96 123124125[26
U.S.A.
#
$ @
x
z
[
\
]
"
'
{
:
}
'
FRANCE
#
$ A
x
z
0
~
5
"
'
6
#
$
s
x
z
A
u
"
'
a
o
B
$
@ x
z
[
\
]
"
'
{
:
}
"
I
#
$
@ x
z
0
A "
'
a
g
A
#
$
x
z
x
o
A u
e
a
o
A U
#
$
@ x
z
0
\
6
"
h
A 6
e
i
I
R
$
@ x
z
;
R
L
A '
}
"
#
$
@ x
z
[
Y
1
"
'
{
:
}
-
#
~
$
x
z
R 0
A u
6
z
9
A u
#
$
x
z
k
0
A u
6
a
A
#
$
d
x
z
i
R
L
6
'
f
6
d
#
$
& x
z
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R
i
6
u
f
6
u
#
$
@ x
z
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{
:
}
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#
$
@ ~
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\
1
"
'
A A 6
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#
$
S
x
z
0
'
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'
@ @ t
"
The command for selecting the international character set is:
<ESC> "R" n
Where n means character code n, i.e. CHR$(rr)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 Ireland
3 England
9 Norway
64 Legal
4 Denmark I
10 Denmark 11
5 Sweden
11 Spain II
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