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Non-printable Character Input
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When you have trouble typing in a non-printable character to encode, do NOT worry.
Launch Barcodesoft encoder, the same solution as HTML number is used to input non-printable character. For example, &# 127; represent DEL, &# 42; represent asterisk.
Actually, you can also input printable character in this way, if you feel like the hassle.
Here is a list of non-printable ASCII characters.
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| ASCII |
Input |
ASCII |
Input |
| NUL |
� |
DLE |
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| SOH |
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DC1 |
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| STX |
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DC2 |
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| ETX |
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DC3 |
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| EOT |
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DC4 |
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| ENQ |
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NAK |
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| ACK |
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SYN |
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| BEL |
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ETB |
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| BS |
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CAN |
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| HT |
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EM |
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| LF |
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SUB |
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| VT |
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ESC |
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| FF |
 |
FS |
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| CR |
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GS |
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| SO |
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RS |
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| SI |
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US |
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| DEL |
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