Character Codes

Steven J. Searle has written an interesting history of character codes.

The Eighth Bit

There are a few popular 8-bit codes. The first 128 are exactly ASCII for all of them. Here are the second 128 for each. This table just summarizes the codes. To be fully informed click on the links to Wikipedia. The table was built with the help of iso2utf.c, win2utf.c, and mac2utf.c. We also have a table inverting this one. The inverses of the first three programs are utf2iso.c, utf2win.c, and utf2mac.c. Encoder.java will convert between any two Java encodings, including all of the ones on this page. LilEncoder.java is a version for Java 1.4 which can be compiled with gcj.

HexadecimalISO-8859-1Windows 1252Mac OS Roman
80PADÄ
81HOPÅ
82BPHÇ
83NBHă
84INDÑ
85NELÖ
86SSAÜ
87ESAá
88HTSˆà
89HTJâ
8aVTSŠä
8bPLDã
8cPLUΌ
8dRIç
8eSS2Žé
8fSS3è
90DCSê
91PU1ë
92PU2í
93STSì
94CCHî
95MWï
96SPAñ
97EPAó
98SOS˜ò
99SGCIô
9aSCIšö
9bCSIõ
9cSTϜ
9dOSCù
9ePMžû
9fAPCŸü
a0NBSPNBSP
a1¡¡°
a2¢¢¢
a3£££
a4¤¤§
a5¥¥
a6¦¦
a7§§ß
a8¨¨®
a9©©©
aaªª
ab««´
ac¬¬¨
adSHYSHY
ae®®Æ
af¯¯Ø
b0°°
b1±±±
b2²²
b3³³
b4´´¥
b5µµµ
b6
b7··
b8¸¸
b9¹¹π
baºº
bb»»ª
bc¼¼º
bd½½Ω
be¾¾æ
bf¿¿ø
c0À À¿
c1ÁÁ¡
c2¬
c3ÃÃ
c4Äă
c5ÅÅ
c6ÆÆ
c7ÇÇ«
c8ÈÈ»
c9ÉÉ
caÊÊNBSP
cbËËÀ
ccÌÌÃ
cdÍÍÕ
ceÎÎŒ
cfÏÏœ
d0ÐÐ
d1ÑÑ
d2ÒÒ
d3ÓÓ
d4ÔÔ
d5ÕÕ
d6ÖÖ÷
d7××
d8ØØÿ
d9ÙÙŸ
daÚÚ
dbÛÛ
dcÜÜ
ddÝÝ
deÞÞ
dfßß
e0àà
e1áá·
e2ââ
e3ãã
e4ää
e5ååÂ
e6ææÊ
e7ççÁ
e8èèË
e9ééÈ
eaêêÍ
ebëëÎ
ecììÏ
edííÌ
eeîîÓ
efïïÔ
f0ððApple Logo
f1ññÒ
f2òòÚ
f3óóÛ
f4ôôÙ
f5õõı
f6ööˆ
f7÷÷˜
f8øø¯
f9ùù˘
faúú˙
fbûû˚
fcüü¸
fdýý˝
feþþ˛
ffÿÿˇ

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