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/internationalcharactersets
Whenaninternationalcharactersetis selectedbyacommandfromsoftware,
thefollowingchangesare madein the StandardItaliccharacterset:
Country 35 & 64 Ml w 91 92 93 94 9b 12J12412512b
U.S.A, # $ @ x z [ \ 1 - ‘ { ; } -
FRANCE # $ a x z “ ~ s “ ‘ 6 u & ““
GERMANY # $ ~ x z ~ ~ ~ -. ~ ~ ~ ~’
ENGLAND & $ @ x z [ \ ] - ‘ { : } -
DENMARK1 # $ @ x z K 0 A “ ‘ 2 @ A “
SWEDEN # H E x z x 6 A u .5 a o a u
ITALY # $ @ x z 0 \ & ‘ b h b e i
SPAIN1 R $ @ x z i N z. “ ‘ ‘-fi } “
JAPAN # $ @ x z [ Y 1 “ ‘“ { : } “
NORWAY # H 1?,
xzR0AueE@au
DENMARK2 # $ Gxz&0Au6a@au
SPAIN2 # $ d x z iNL&‘1&l 6ii
LATIN
AMRICA# $ d x z iNL6uifi 6 u
KOREA # $ @ x z [ w 1 - ‘ { ; } “
IRISH # $ @ o “ [. \ 1-‘Ii E6 “
LEGAL # $ s x z “ ‘ “ IT ‘ ~ ~ t m
Thecommandfor selectingthe internationalcharacterset is:
<ESC>“R”n
Wherenmeanscharactercoden, i.e. CHR$(n)in BASIC.The valuesof n
are:
OU.S.A. 6Italy 12 LatinAmerica
1France 7SpainI13 Korea
2Germany 8Japan 14 Irish
3England 9Norway 64 Legal
4DenmarkI10 Denmark11
5Sweden 11 Spain11
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