Time was, if you wanted to tell somebody to sauté something in a recipe online, you either had to settle for telling him to "saute" it, or make use of a graphic that would leave those using non-graphical browsers confused. Why? Because the "ascii" character set used online was created by English-speaking Americans.

How times have changed, and for the better. If you don't want to be bothered with learning those codes for creating some of the formerly non-available characters, one alternative is cut and paste. To that end, I present the non-standard character set below. Enjoy.




£
§
¶
º
©
®
à
á
â
ã
ä
å
æ
À
Á
Â
Ã
Ä
Å
Æ
è
é
ê
ë
È
É
Ê
Ë
ì
í
î
ï
Ì
Í
Î
Ï
ò
ó
ô
õ
ö
÷
ø
Ò
Ó
Ô
Õ
Ö
Ø
ù
ú
û
ü
Ù
Ú
Û
Ü
¥
ç
Ç
ß
ñ


... and here are a few backups ...


German :    Ä ä ö ü
French :    ç è é é à à â û ê
ï ï ï ô ô û ê â â î ô û ï ç ç ê ë

Danish :
æ ø å  Æ æ Ø ø Å å Æ Ø Å æ ø å


And a badly scrambled table of Ascii codes somebody left laying around ...
(Maybe I'll tidy this up to the point of actual readability someday,
but don't hold your breath waiting).

                                      
  128        10101100     160      --------     192   À 11000000 224 à 11100000
  129    --- --------     161    ¡ 10100001     193   Á
11000001       225    á 11100001
  130        10011010     162    ¢ 10100010     194   Â 11000010 226 â 11100010
  131        10010010     163    £ 10100011     195   Ã 11000011 227 ã 11100011
  132        10011110     164    ¤ 10100100     196   Ä 11000100 228 ä 11100100
  133        10100110     165    ¥ 10100101     197   Å 11000101 229 å 11100101
  134        10100000     166    ¦ 10100110     198   Æ 11000110 230 æ 11100110
  135        10100001     167    § 10100111     199   Ç 11000111 231 ç 11100111
  136        11000110     168    ¨ 10101000     200   È 11001000 232 è 11101000
  137        10110000     169    © 10101001     201   É 11001001 233 é 11101001
  138        11100000     170    ª 10101010     202   Ê 11001010 234 ê 11101010
  139        10111001     171    « 10101011     203   Ë 11001011 235 ë 11101011
  140        11010010     172    ¬ 10101100     204   Ì 11001100 236 ì 11101100
  141    --- --------     173      --------     205   Í 11001101 237 í 11101101
  142        11111101     174    ® 10101110     206   Î 11001110 238 î 11101110
  143    --- --------     175    ¯ 10101111     207   Ï 11001111 239 ï 11101111
  144    --- --------     176    ° 10110000     208   Ð 11010000 240 ð 11110000
  145        10011000     177    ± 10110001     209   Ñ 11010001 241 ñ 11110001
  146        10011001     178    ² 10110010     210   Ò 11010010 242 ò 11110010
  147        10011100     179    ³ 10110011     211   Ó 11010011 243 ó 11110100
  148        10011101     180    ´ 10110100     212   Ô 11010100 244 ô 11110100
  149        10100010     181    µ 10110101     213   Õ 11010101 245 õ 11110101
  150        10010011     182    ¶ 10110110     214   Ö 11010110 246 ö 11110110
  151        10010100     183    · 10110111     215   × 11010111 247 ÷ 11110111
  152        11011100     184    ¸ 10111000     216   Ø 11011000 248 ø 11111000
  153        10100010     185    ¹ 10111001     217   Ù 11011001 249 ù 11111001
  154        11100001     186    º 10111010     218   Ú 11011010 250 ú 11111010
  155        10111010     187    » 10111011     219   Û 11011011 251 û 11111011
  156        11010011     188    ¼ 10111100     220   Ü 11011100 252 ü 11111100
  157    --- --------     189    ½ 10111101     221   Ý 11011101 253 ý 11111101
  158        11111110     190    ¾ 10111110     222   Þ 11011110 254 þ 11111110
  159        11111000     191    ¿
10111111       223    ß 11011111     255    ÿ 11111111


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