Code Page 861 - Code Page Layout

Code Page Layout

The following table shows code page 861. Each character is shown with its equivalent Unicode code point and its decimal code point. Only the second half of the table (code points 128–255) is shown, the first half (code points 0–127) being the same as ASCII; although code points 1–31 and 127 (00–1F_hex and 7F_hex) have a different interpretation in some circumstances – see code page 437.

Code page 861
	_0	_1	_2	_3	_4	_5	_6	_7	_8	_9	_A	_B	_C	_D	_E	_F
8_	Ç 128	ü 129	é 130	â 131	ä 132	à 133	å 134	ç 135	ê 136	ë 137	è 138	Ð 139	ð 140	Þ 141	Ä 142	Å 143
9_	É 144	æ 145	Æ 146	ô 147	ö 148	þ 149	û 150	Ý 151	ý 152	Ö 153	Ü 154	ø 155	£ 156	Ø 157	₧ 158	ƒ 159
A_	á 160	í 161	ó 162	ú 163	Á 164	Í 165	Ó 166	Ú 167	¿ 168	⌐ 169	¬ 170	½ 171	¼ 172	¡ 173	« 174	» 175
B_	░ 176	▒ 177	▓ 178	│ 179	┤ 180	╡ 181	╢ 182	╖ 183	╕ 184	╣ 185	║ 186	╗ 187	╝ 188	╜ 189	╛ 190	┐ 191
C_	└ 192	┴ 193	┬ 194	├ 195	─ 196	┼ 197	╞ 198	╟ 199	╚ 200	╔ 201	╩ 202	╦ 203	╠ 204	═ 205	╬ 206	╧ 207
D_	╨ 208	╤ 209	╥ 210	╙ 211	╘ 212	╒ 213	╓ 214	╫ 215	╪ 216	┘ 217	┌ 218	█ 219	▄ 220	▌ 221	▐ 222	▀ 223
E_	α 224	ß 225	Γ 226	π 227	Σ 228	σ 229	µ 230	τ 231	Φ 232	Θ 233	Ω 234	δ 235	∞ 236	φ 237	ε 238	∩ 239
F_	≡ 240	± 241	≥ 242	≤ 243	⌠ 244	⌡ 245	÷ 246	≈ 247	° 248	∙ 249	· 250	√ 251	ⁿ 252	² 253	■ 254	255
	_0	_1	_2	_3	_4	_5	_6	_7	_8	_9	_A	_B	_C	_D	_E	_F

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