How to enter ASCII codes on Windows

If you're like me, sometimes you need to enter a character that's not on your keyboard.   Here's how to enter ascii characters in the Windows PC.

  1. put your keyboard in number pad mode  
  2. then hold down Alt key and type the ascii code, e.g., 194 = '┬'


Here is an extended ascii table where you can see 256 characters you can enter this way:


The Extended ASCII Chart

 

 

 

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Oct 16, 2024  ( 1 comment )  
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Timothy Ferriss (timothyferriss)

This method allows you to insert special characters and symbols that may not be retro bowl readily available on your keyboard.

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