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From: daveb@geac.UUCP (Brown)
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Subject: Re: Character representation
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Date: Tue, 25-Aug-87 11:55:32 EDT
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Posted: Tue Aug 25 11:55:32 1987
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In article <737@maccs.UUCP> gordan@maccs.UUCP (Gordan Palameta) writes:
>On a different note, the first 32 positions of the upper half of the character
>set are supposed to be reserved for a bunch of new non-printing characters.
>Have the uses of these been standardized?  If so, it would certainly seem
>worth publicizing and discussing here.

I cannot find the names in my existing ISO docuumentation, could some
kind person please post a chart of these?

--dave (diluting my ignorance) collier-brown

ps: I have "ISO 2022 Information processing -- ISO 7-bit and 8-bit
  coded character sets -- Code extension techniques", Second edition - 
  1982-12-15, but id doesn't name the characters, just says they're there.
-- 
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