Time: Tue Nov 05 21:07:27 1996
To: "Jerome R Papania" <jpapania@asu.campus.mci.net>
From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: ALT sequences for non-printing bytes
Cc: 
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TO ATTORN:  to supervise the transfer
of an estate from the old lord to the
new lord;  a term from feudal law

/s/ Paul Mitchell

P.S.  Thanks!


At 08:58 PM 11/5/96 +0000, you wrote:
>Paul:
>
>In re your request for as full list of characters ... 
>
>>  Do you have a full list of the
>> ALT sequences for entering 
>> all non-printing characters?
>
>   There should be an ASCII table in your printer manual.  If not, 
>there is one in you dos manual.  If not, you can make your own by 
>simply holding the alt key and, one at a time, pressing the numbers.  
>Not all ASCII symbols will print out in e-mail.  Usually only the §, 
>(alt,2,1) ¶ (alt,2,0) and ¤  (alt,2,5).  Also not all printers will 
>print the symbols.  If your's won't, most printers will emulate IBM 
>or Epson and will usually print the symbols under those emulations.
>
>   Hope this helps you.
>
>pap
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>Lawyer: One skilled in circumvention of the law.
>                             .... Ambrose Bierce
>                    The Devil's Dictionery, 1906
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