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INTERNATIONAL CHARACTER SETS
Whenaninternationalcharactersetis selectedby acommandfromsoftware, the followingchangesaremadein thecharactersetwiththe Standardmode:
Country | u |
U.S.A. | # $ @ x z [ \ ] A ‘ { i } ‘ |
F# $ A x z 0 c S A ‘ 4 0 e ‘
G# $ ! x z A 6 u A ‘ a 0 i B
Ek $ 6 x z [ \ ] “ ‘ { : } “
D1 # $ @ x z R 0 A A ‘ z g & ‘
S# K a x z A 6 A u 15 a o A u
ITALY # $ @ x z 0 \ 6 “ u a d 6 i
SPAIN 1 | ~ | $ | @ | x z i N L “ ‘ ““ n } “ |
JAPAN | # | $ | @ | x z [ % ] “ ‘ { : ] ‘ |
N# H S x z II 0 A u 6 a? @l i% u
DENMARK2 # $ A x z 4 0 / u t & Q A u
S 2 # $ A x z i N L 6 ‘ i f 6 a
LATINAMERICA# $ & X z i N ~ 6 u i fi 6 fi
K# $ @ x z [ w ] A ‘ { i } -
I # $ @ 0 , [ \ 1 A ‘ A k 6 ‘
L# $ s x z 0 ‘ “ l ‘ Q @ t “
The commandfor selectingthe internationalcharactersets is:
<ESC>“R” n
Wn m charactercode n; i.e. CHR$(n)in BASICh .‘I’hevaluesof n
are:
O U.S.A. | ‘ 5 | Sweden | 10 | DenmarkII | |
1 | France | 6 | Italy | 11 | Spain II |
2 | Germany | 7 | Spain I | 12 | Latin America |
3 | England | 8 | Japan | 13 | Koria |
4 | DenmarkI | 9 | Norway | 14 | Irish |
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