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Hello Experts, <br />
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I am in search of the following reference:<br />
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Example:<br />
For the character &quot;º&quot;, I have the following table:<br />
ASCII(WINDOS) = 186<br />
RTF &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; = \'ba<br />
ASCII(MAC) &nbsp; &nbsp;= 188<br />
PC(indesign) = &lt;0x00BA&gt;<br />
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I need of the reference PC(indesign) for the character &quot;®&quot;:<br />
ASCII(WINDOS) = 174<br />
RTF &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; = \'ae<br />
ASCII(MAC) &nbsp; &nbsp;= 168<br />
PC(indesign) = ?????????<br />
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Thx.<br />
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Hello Experts, 

I am in search of the following reference:

Example:
For the character "º", I have the following table:
ASCII(WINDOS) = 186
RTF           = \'ba
ASCII(MAC)    = 188
PC(indesign) = <0x00BA>

I need of the reference PC(indesign) for the character "®":
ASCII(WINDOS) = 174
RTF           = \'ae
ASCII(MAC)    = 168
PC(indesign) = ?????????

Thx.



ASCII PC , RTF, ASCII MAC, PC inDesign

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