>From M$ docs:
>The Char value type represents a Unicode character, also called a Unicode code point, and is implemented as a 16-bit number ranging in value from hexadecimal 0x0000 to 0xFFFF.
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>When I look at the Character Map application that is shipped with Windows the unicode list starts at 0x0021 and ends at 0xFB02.
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>Where can I find a definition of the characters between (and including) 0x00 and 0x20. I seem to recall that character 0x20 is space, but when I use Char.IsWhiteSpace() it returns true for 0x09, 0x0A, 0x0B, 0x0C, 0x0D and 0x20.
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>I also notice very odd things when I try to display a character with value 0x00.
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>Please help me understand.
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>Thanks,
>Einar

But they're whitespace:)
9 is horizonaltab
B is verticaltab
C is formfeed
D is CR (carriage return - enter)
20 is space (spacebar)

You still have VFP, right?

_screen.fontname="terminal"
for ix=0 to 32
 ? m.ix, chr(m.ix)
endfor

I think on internet you can find ASCII table.
Cetin