Numeric Character References

Murray Maloney <murray@sco.COM>

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<H2> Numerical Character References </H2>
<P>This list, sorted numerically, is derived from 
ISO 8859/1 8-bit single-byte coded graphic character set:

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<STRONG>Glyph	Reference	Description</STRONG>
<HR>
	&#38;#00;-&#38;#08;	Unused
	&#38;#09;		Horizontal tab
	&#38;#10;		Line feed
	&#38;#11;-&#38;#31;	Unused
<HR>
&#32;	&#38;32;		Space
&#33;	&#38;33;		Exclamation mark
&#34;	&#38;34;		Quotation mark
&#35;	&#38;35;		Number sign
&#36;	&#38;36;		Dollar sign
&#37;	&#38;37;		Percent sign
&#38;	&#38;38;		Ampersand
&#39;	&#38;39;		Apostrophe
&#40;	&#38;40;		Left parenthesis
&#41;	&#38;41;		Right parenthesis
&#42;	&#38;42;		Asterisk
&#43;	&#38;43;		Plus sign
&#44;	&#38;44;		Comma
&#45;	&#38;45;		Hyphen
&#46;	&#38;46;		Period (fullstop)
&#47;	&#38;47;		Solidus (slash)
<HR>

&#48;-&#57;	&#38;#48;-&#38;#57;	Digits 0-9

<HR>
&#58;	&#38;58;		Colon
&#59;	&#38;59;		Semi-colon
&#60;	&#38;60;		Less than
&#61;	&#38;61;		Equals aign
&#62;	&#38;62;		Greater than
&#63;	&#38;63;		Question mark
&#64;	&#38;64;		Commercial at
<HR>

&#65;-&#90;	&#38;#65;-&#38;#90;	Letters A-Z

<HR>
&#91;	&#38;91;		Left square bracket
&#92;	&#38;92;		Reverse solidus (backslash)
&#93;	&#38;93;		Right square bracket
&#95;	&#38;95;		Horizontal bar
&#96;	&#38;96;		Acute accent
<HR>

&#97;-&#122;	&#38;#97;-&#38;#122;	Letters a-z

<HR>
&#123;	&#38;123;		Left curly brace
&#124;	&#38;124;		Vertical bar
&#125;	&#38;125;		Right curly brace
&#126;	&#38;126;		Tilde
<HR>
	&#38;#127;-&#38;#160;	Unused
<HR>
&#161;	&#38;161;		Inverted exclamation
&#162;	&#38;162;		Cent sign
&#163;	&#38;163;		Pound sterling
&#164;	&#38;164;		General currency sign
&#165;	&#38;165;		Yen sign
&#166;	&#38;166;		Broken vertical bar
&#167;	&#38;167;		Section sign
&#168;	&#38;168;		Umlaut (dieresis)
&#169;	&#38;169;		Copyright
&#170;	&#38;170;		Feminine ordinal
&#171;	&#38;171;		Left angle quote, guillemotleft
&#172;	&#38;172;		Not sign
&#173;	&#38;173;		Soft hyphen
&#174;	&#38;174;		Registered trademark
&#175;	&#38;175;		Macron accent
&#176;	&#38;176;		Degree sign
&#177;	&#38;177;		Plus or minus
&#178;	&#38;178;		Superscript two
&#179;	&#38;179;		Superscript three
&#180;	&#38;180;		Acute accent
&#181;	&#38;181;		Micro sign
&#182;	&#38;182;		Paragraph sign
&#183;	&#38;183;		Middle dot
&#184;	&#38;184;		Cedilla
&#185;	&#38;185;		Superscript one
&#186;	&#38;186;		Masculine ordinal
&#187;	&#38;187;		Right angle quote, guillemotright
&#188;	&#38;188;		Fraction one-fourth
&#189;	&#38;189;		Fraction one-half
&#190;	&#38;190;		Fraction three-fourths
&#191;	&#38;191;		Inverted question mark
<HR>
&#192;	&#38;192;		Capital A, acute accent
&#193;	&#38;193;		Capital A, grave accent
&#194;	&#38;194;		Capital A, circumflex accent
&#195;	&#38;195;		Capital A, tilde
&#196;	&#38;196;		Capital A, ring
&#197;	&#38;197;		Capital A, dieresis or umlaut mark
&#198;	&#38;198;		Capital AE dipthong (ligature)
&#199;	&#38;199;		Capital C, cedilla
&#200;	&#38;200;		Capital E, acute accent
&#201;	&#38;201;		Capital E, grave accent
&#202;	&#38;202;		Capital E, circumflex accent
&#203;	&#38;203;		Capital E, dieresis or umlaut mark
&#204;	&#38;204;		Capital I, acute accent
&#205;	&#38;205;		Capital I, grave accent
&#206;	&#38;206;		Capital I, circumflex accent
&#207;	&#38;207;		Capital I, dieresis or umlaut mark
&#208;	&#38;208;		Capital Eth, Icelandic
&#209;	&#38;209;		Capital N, tilde
&#210;	&#38;210;		Capital O, acute accent
&#211;	&#38;211;		Capital O, grave accent
&#212;	&#38;212;		Capital O, circumflex accent
&#213;	&#38;213;		Capital O, tilde
&#214;	&#38;214;		Capital O, dieresis or umlaut mark
<HR>
&#215;	&#38;215;		Multiply sign
<HR>
&#216;	&#38;216;		Capital O, slash
&#217;	&#38;217;		Capital U, acute accent
&#218;	&#38;218;		Capital U, grave accent
&#219;	&#38;219;		Capital U, circumflex accent
&#220;	&#38;220;		Capital U, dieresis or umlaut mark
&#221;	&#38;221;		Capital Y, acute accent
<HR>
&#222;	&#38;222;		Capital THORN, Icelandic
&#223;	&#38;223;		Small sharp s, German (sz ligature)
<HR>
&#224;	&#38;224;		Small a, acute accent
&#225;	&#38;225;		Small a, grave accent
&#226;	&#38;226;		Small a, circumflex accent
&#227;	&#38;227;		Small a, tilde
&#228;	&#38;228;		Small a, tilde
&#229;	&#38;229;		Small a, dieresis or umlaut mark
&#230;	&#38;230;		Small ae dipthong (ligature)
&#231;	&#38;231;		Small c, cedilla
&#232;	&#38;232;		Small e, acute accent
&#233;	&#38;233;		Small e, grave accent
&#234;	&#38;234;		Small e, circumflex accent
&#235;	&#38;235;		Small e, dieresis or umlaut mark
&#236;	&#38;236;		Small i, acute accent
&#237;	&#38;237;		Small i, grave accent
&#238;	&#38;238;		Small i, circumflex accent
&#239;	&#38;239;		Small i, dieresis or umlaut mark
&#240;	&#38;240;		Small eth, Icelandic
&#241;	&#38;241;		Small n, tilde
&#242;	&#38;242;		Small o, acute accent
&#243;	&#38;243;		Small o, grave accent
&#244;	&#38;244;		Small o, circumflex accent
&#245;	&#38;245;		Small o, tilde
&#246;	&#38;246;		Small o, dieresis or umlaut mark
<HR>
&#247;	&#38;247;		Division sign
<HR>
&#248;	&#38;248;		Small o, slash
&#249;	&#38;249;		Small u, acute accent
&#250;	&#38;250;		Small u, grave accent
&#251;	&#38;251;		Small u, circumflex accent
&#252;	&#38;252;		Small u, dieresis or umlaut mark
&#253;	&#38;253;		Small y, acute accent
&#254;	&#38;254;		Small thorn, Icelandic
&#255;	&#38;255;		Small y, dieresis or umlaut mark
<HR>
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