Appendix F - ASCII Character Codes

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Description

Characters 0 to 127 of the MacRoman character set are identical to ASCII and are standardized and portable. Characters 128 to 255 are Mac-specific, and even on a Mac are applicable only to text (and text documents) whose encoding is kTextEncodingMacRoman.

ASCII Table Part A

Special cases

<NUL>	=	Null	<DC1>	=	Device Control 1
<SOH>	=	Start Of Heading	<DC2>	=	Device Control 2
<STX>	=	Start Of Text	<DC3>	=	Device Control 3
<ETX>	=	End Of Text	<DC4>	=	Device Control 4
<EOT>	=	End Of Transmission	<NAK>	=	Negative Acknowledge
<ENQ>	=	Enquiry	<SYN>	=	Synchronous Idle
<ACK>	=	Acknowledge	<ETB>	=	End Of Transmission Block
<BEL>	=	Bell	<CAN>	=	Cancel
<BS>	=	Backspace	<EM>	=	End Of Medium
<TAB>	=	Tab	<SUB>	=	Substitute
<LF>	=	Line Feed	<ESC>	=	Escape
<VT>	=	Vertical Tab	<FS>	=	File Separator
<FF>	=	Form Feed	<GS>	=	Group Separator
<CR>	=	Carriage Return	<RS>	=	Record Separator
<SO>	=	Shift Out	<US>	=	Unit Separator
<SI>	=	Shift In	<SPC>	=	Space
<DLE>	=	Data Link Escape	<DEL>	=	Delete