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This is just a test to check whether forum supports physics symbols or not. Bad luck! Most of the symbols are not supported by this font.

what exactly are you trying to do. Isn't ascii code for keyboards?

Nop! not using keyboard. Just a 3 line For-Loop in Visual Basic and a Clipboard.SetText function. :lol:

One more thing. I suggest Electromaster to change the forum fonts to "TERMINAL". This one supports almost all the symbol we require over here frequently.

Even keyboard thing works out. Press the Alt + Any number (0-255) and then release the Alt key.

It's 32°F outside right now. My µP is an 8085 made by Intel. The tolerance of my resistor is ±5%.

ALT<248> = °
ALT<230> = µ
ALT<241> = ±

If you're using the "ALT" IBM extended character set, you MUST use the numeric keypad to enter the digits, not the numbers over the main keyboard. Unfortunately, the entire extended character set is not supported on the Internet in general.

Dean

If you do it in NOTEPAD you get all the symbols but not on the forum.