> Nick Cox <[email protected]> wrote:
> > What are most obviously on offer are shown by
> >
> > forval i = 192/255 {
> > di "`i' " char(`i)
> > }
> >
> > which doesn't reveal anything on your list.
This is, of course, totally dependent on the font
selected for use in the Results window. One can see
this by executing the loop once, then changing the
font (you do not need to execute the loop again).
The displayed characters change depending on what
is assigned to a particular ASCII code for that
character set.
The real limitation is that the Results window will
only use mono-spaced fonts, and there are usually
few of these on most PCs, certainly few with extended
selections of accented characters.
Tom
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