Character set CP850

Code page 850, the PC Multilingual character set (PC-850), is the traditional character set of the SBC standard. An SBC file may also be written in Windows-1252 or UTF-8; which character set applies is stated at position 17 of the record label.

The table shows all 256 characters, each with its decimal number underneath. The rows go in steps of sixteen: the row value plus the column value gives the number.

	+0	+1	+2	+3	+4	+5	+6	+7	+8	+9	+10	+11	+12	+13	+14	+15
0	NUL0	☺1	☻2	♥3	♦4	♣5	♠6	•7	◘8	○9	◙10	♂11	♀12	♪13	♫14	☼15
16	►16	◄17	↕18	‼19	¶20	§21	▬22	↨23	↑24	↓25	→26	←27	∟28	↔29	▲30	▼31
32	SP32	!33	"34	#35	$36	%37	&38	'39	(40	)41	*42	+43	,44	-45	.46	/47
48	048	149	250	351	452	553	654	755	856	957	:58	;59	<60	=61	>62	?63
64	@64	A65	B66	C67	D68	E69	F70	G71	H72	I73	J74	K75	L76	M77	N78	O79
80	P80	Q81	R82	S83	T84	U85	V86	W87	X88	Y89	Z90	[91	\92	]93	^94	_95
96	`96	a97	b98	c99	d100	e101	f102	g103	h104	i105	j106	k107	l108	m109	n110	o111
112	p112	q113	r114	s115	t116	u117	v118	w119	x120	y121	z122	{123	\|124	}125	~126	⌂127
128	Ç128	ü129	é130	â131	ä132	à133	å134	ç135	ê136	ë137	è138	ï139	î140	ì141	Ä142	Å143
144	É144	æ145	Æ146	ô147	ö148	ò149	û150	ù151	ÿ152	Ö153	Ü154	ø155	£156	Ø157	×158	ƒ159
160	á160	í161	ó162	ú163	ñ164	Ñ165	ª166	º167	¿168	®169	¬170	½171	¼172	¡173	«174	»175
176	░176	▒177	▓178	│179	┤180	Á181	Â182	À183	©184	╣185	║186	╗187	╝188	¢189	¥190	┐191
192	└192	┴193	┬194	├195	─196	┼197	ã198	Ã199	╚200	╔201	╩202	╦203	╠204	═205	╬206	¤207
208	ð208	Ð209	Ê210	Ë211	È212	ı213	Í214	Î215	Ï216	┘217	┌218	█219	▄220	¦221	Ì222	▀223
224	Ó224	ß225	Ô226	Ò227	õ228	Õ229	µ230	þ231	Þ232	Ú233	Û234	Ù235	ý236	Ý237	¯238	´239
240	SHY240	±241	‗242	¾243	¶244	§245	÷246	¸247	°248	¨249	·250	¹251	³252	²253	■254	NBSP255

0–31 and 127: control characters, shown here with their IBM PC symbols 32–126: ASCII 128–255: code page 850 extension

Three characters are labelled rather than shown, because they would otherwise be invisible: number 32 is the space (SP), number 240 the soft hyphen (SHY) and number 255 the non-breaking space (NBSP).

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