<html><head><title>Windows additional characters</title></head></body> <h1 align=center>Windows additional characters</h1> <p>Windows codepage 1252, Western European, consists of ISO-8859-1 (aka Latin-1) and some additional characters squeezed into the range 128-158 (0x80-0x9F) where there is a gap in the ISO character set. Similar or identical additions differenciate between other Windows codepages and the corresponding ISO-8859-x pages.</p> <p>The table below gives the Windows position, the corresponding Unicode codepoints and the HTML 4.0 entity names, each followed by a HTML entity reference to these; and finally the name of the character.</p> <table width=0% border=1> <tr><th colspan=2>Windows<th colspan=2>Unicode<th colspan=2>HTML 4.0 entity<th>Name <tr><td>128<td>€<td>8364<td>€<td>euro<td>€<td>euro sign� <tr><td>129<td><td>-<td>-<td>-<td>-<td>- <tr><td>130<td>‚<td>8218<td>‚<td>bsquo�<td>&bsquo;<td>single low-9 quotation mark <tr><td>131<td>ƒ<td>402<td>ƒ<td>fnof<td>ƒ<td>latin small f with hook = function = florin <tr><td>132<td>„<td>8222<td>„<td>bdquo<td>„<td>double low-9 quotation mark <tr><td>133<td>…<td>8230<td>…<td>hellip<td>…<td>horizontal ellipsis = three dot leader <tr><td>134<td>†<td>8224<td>†<td>dagger<td>†<td>dagger <tr><td>135<td>‡<td>8225<td>‡<td>Dagger<td>‡<td>double dagger <tr><td>136<td>ˆ<td>710<td>ˆ<td>circ<td>ˆ<td>modifier letter circumflex accent <tr><td>137<td>‰<td>8240<td>‰<td>permil<td>‰<td>per mille sign <tr><td>138<td>Š<td>352<td>Š<td>Scaron<td>Š<td>latin capital letter S with caron <tr><td>139<td>‹<td>8249<td>‹<td>lsaquo�<td>‹<td>single left-pointing angle quotation mark <tr><td>140<td>Œ<td>338<td>Œ<td>OElig<td>Œ<td>latin capital ligature OE <tr><td>141<td><td>-<td>-<td>-<td>-<td>- <tr><td>142<td>Ž<td>-<td>-<td>-<td>-<td>- <tr><td>143<td><td>-<td>-<td>-<td>-<td>- <tr><td>144<td><td>-<td>-<td>-<td>-<td>- <tr><td>145<td>‘<td>8216<td>‘<td>lsquo<td>‘<td>left single quotation mark <tr><td>146<td>’<td>8217<td>’<td>rsquo<td>’<td>right single quotation mark <tr><td>147<td>“<td>8220<td>“<td>ldquo<td>“<td>left double quotation mark. <tr><td>148<td>”<td>8221<td>”<td>rdquo<td>”<td>right double quotation mark <tr><td>149<td>•<td>8226<td>•<td>bull<td>•<td>bullet = black small circle <tr><td>150<td>–<td>8211<td>–<td>ndash<td>–<td>en dash <tr><td>151<td>—<td>8212<td>—<td>mdash<td>—<td>em dash <tr><td>152<td>˜<td>732<td>˜<td>tilde<td>˜<td>small tilde <tr><td>153<td>™<td>8482<td>™<td>trade<td>™<td>trade mark sign <tr><td>154<td>š<td>353<td>š<td>scaron<td>š<td>latin small letter S with caron <tr><td>155<td>›<td>8250<td>›<td>rsaquo�<td>›<td>single right-pointing angle quotation mark <tr><td>156<td>œ<td>339<td>œ<td>oelig<td>œ<td>latin small ligature oe <tr><td>157<td><td>-<td>-<td>-<td>-<td>- <tr><td>158<td>ž<td>-<td>-<td>-<td>-<td>- <tr><td>159<td>Ÿ<td>376<td>Ÿ<td>Yuml<td>Ÿ<td>latin capital letter Y with diaeresis </table> <ol> <li>This character is recently added to the codepages <li>Erroneously listed as �sbquo� in the HTML 4.0 Specification <li>these names are proposed but yet not ISO standardized </ol> </body></html>