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PCL PC-1004 Page 1 of 5 PCL PC-1004 PCL PC-1004 Page 1 of 5 PCL PC-1004 PCL Symbol Set: 9J Unicode glyph correspondence tables. Contact:[email protected] http://pcl.to $20 U0020 Space -- -- -- -- $21 U0021 Ê Exclamation mark $91 U2018 Ë Left single quotation mark $22 U0022 Ì Quotation mark $92 U2019 Í Right single quotation mark $23 U0023 Î Number sign $93 U201C Ï Left double quotation mark $24 U0024 & Dollar sign $94 U201D ' Right double quotation mark $25 U0025 ( Percent sign $95 U2022 ) Bullet $26 U0026 * Ampersand $96 U2013 + En dash $27 U0027 , Apostrophe $97 U2014 - Em dash $28 U0028 . Left parenthesis $98 U02DC / Small tilde $29 U0029 0 Right parenthesis $99 U2122 1 Trade mark sign $2A U002A 2 Asterisk $9A U0161 3 Latin small letter s with caron $2B U002B 4 Plus sign $9B U203A 5 Single right-pointing angle quotation mark $2C U002C 6 Comma $9C U0153 7 Latin small ligature oe $2D U002D 8 Hyphen-minus -- -- -- -- $2E U002E 9 Full stop -- -- -- -- $2F U002F : Solidus $9F U0178 ; Latin capital letter y with diaeresis $30 U0030 < Digit zero $A0 U00A0 = No-break space $31 U0031 > Digit one $A1 U00A1 ? Inverted exclamation mark $32 U0032 ê Digit two $A2 U00A2 A Cent sign $33 U0033 B Digit three $A3 U00A3 C Pound sign $34 U0034 D Digit four $A4 U00A4 E Currency sign $35 U0035 F Digit five $A5 U00A5 G Yen sign $36 U0036 H Digit six $A6 U00A6 I Broken bar http://www.pclviewer.com (c) RedTitan Technology 2005 PCL PC-1004 Page 2 of 5 $37 U0037 J Digit seven $A7 U00A7 K Section sign $38 U0038 L Digit eight $A8 U00A8 M Diaeresis $39 U0039 N Digit nine $A9 U00A9 O Copyright sign $3A U003A P Colon $AA U00AA Q Feminine ordinal indicator $3B U003B R Semicolon $AB U00AB S Left-pointing double angle quotation mark $3C U003C T Less-than sign $AC U00AC U Not sign $3D U003D V Equals sign $AD U00AD Soft hyphen $3E U003E W Greater-than sign $AE U00AE X Registered sign $3F U003F Y Question mark $AF U00AF Z Macron $40 U0040 [ Commercial at $B0 U00B0 \ Degree sign $41 U0041 ] Latin capital letter a $B1 U00B1 ^ Plus-minus sign $42 U0042 _ Latin capital letter b $B2 U00B2 ` Superscript two $43 U0043 a Latin capital letter c $B3 U00B3 b Superscript three $44 U0044 c Latin capital letter d $B4 U00B4 d Acute accent $45 U0045 e Latin capital letter e $B5 U00B5 f Micro sign $46 U0046 g Latin capital letter f $B6 U00B6 h Pilcrow sign $47 U0047 i Latin capital letter g $B7 U00B7 j Middle dot $48 U0048 k Latin capital letter h $B8 U00B8 l Cedilla $49 U0049 m Latin capital letter i $B9 U00B9 n Superscript one $4A U004A o Latin capital letter j $BA U00BA p Masculine ordinal indicator $4B U004B q Latin capital letter k $BB U00BB r Right-pointing double angle quotation mark $4C U004C s Latin capital letter l $BC U00BC t Vulgar fraction one quarter $4D U004D u Latin capital letter m $BD U00BD v Vulgar fraction one half $4E U004E w Latin capital letter n $BE U00BE x Vulgar fraction three quarters $4F U004F y Latin capital letter o $BF U00BF z Inverted question mark $50 U0050 { Latin capital letter p $C0 U00C0 | Latin capital letter a with grave $51 U0051 } Latin capital letter q $C1 U00C1 ~ Latin capital letter a with acute http://www.pclviewer.com (c) RedTitan Technology 2005 PCL PC-1004 Page 3 of 5 $52 U0052 Latin capital letter r $C2 U00C2 Latin capital letter a with circumflex $53 U0053 Latin capital letter s $C3 U00C3 Latin capital letter a with tilde $54 U0054 Latin capital letter t $C4 U00C4 Latin capital letter a with diaeresis $55 U0055 Latin capital letter u $C5 U00C5 Latin capital letter a with ring above $56 U0056 Latin capital letter v $C6 U00C6 Latin capital letter ae $57 U0057 IJ Latin capital letter w $C7 U00C7 Latin capital letter c with cedilla $58 U0058 Latin capital letter x $C8 U00C8 Latin capital letter e with grave $59 U0059 Latin capital letter y $C9 U00C9 Latin capital letter e with acute $5A U005A Latin capital letter z $CA U00CA Latin capital letter e with circumflex $5B U005B Left square bracket $CB U00CB Latin capital letter e with diaeresis $5C U005C Reverse solidus $CC U00CC Latin capital letter i with grave $5D U005D Right square bracket $CD U00CD Latin capital letter i with acute $5E U005E Circumflex accent $CE U00CE Latin capital letter i with circumflex $5F U005F Low line $CF U00CF Latin capital letter i with diaeresis $60 U0060 Grave accent $D0 U00D0 Latin capital letter eth (icelandic) $61 U0061 Latin small letter a $D1 U00D1 Latin capital letter n with tilde $62 U0062 Latin small letter b $D2 U00D2 Latin capital letter o with grave $63 U0063 ¡ Latin small letter c $D3 U00D3 ¢ Latin capital letter o with acute $64 U0064 £ Latin small letter d $D4 U00D4 ¤ Latin capital letter o with circumflex $65 U0065 ¥ Latin small letter e $D5 U00D5 ¦ Latin capital letter o with tilde $66 U0066 § Latin small letter f $D6 U00D6 ¨ Latin capital letter o with diaeresis $67 U0067 © Latin small letter g $D7 U00D7 ª Multiplication sign $68 U0068 « Latin small letter h $D8 U00D8 ¬ Latin capital letter o with stroke $69 U0069 ­ Latin small letter i $D9 U00D9 ® Latin capital letter u with grave $6A U006A ¯ Latin small letter j $DA U00DA ° Latin capital letter u with acute $6B U006B ± Latin small letter k $DB U00DB ² Latin capital letter u with circumflex $6C U006C ³ Latin small letter l $DC U00DC ´ Latin capital letter u with diaeresis http://www.pclviewer.com (c) RedTitan Technology 2005 PCL PC-1004 Page 4 of 5 $6D U006D µ Latin small letter m $DD U00DD ¶ Latin capital letter y with acute $6E U006E · Latin small letter n $DE U00DE ¸ Latin capital letter thorn (icelandic) $6F U006F LJ Latin small letter o $DF U00DF º Latin small letter sharp s (german) $70 U0070 Latin small letter p $E0 U00E0 ¼ Latin small letter a with grave $71 U0071 ½ Latin small letter q $E1 U00E1 ¾ Latin small letter a with acute $72 U0072 ¿ Latin small letter r $E2 U00E2 À Latin small letter a with circumflex $73 U0073 Á Latin small letter s $E3 U00E3  Latin small letter a with tilde $74 U0074 à Latin small letter t $E4 U00E4 Ä Latin small letter a with diaeresis $75 U0075 Å Latin small letter u $E5 U00E5 Æ Latin small letter a with ring above $76 U0076 Ç Latin small letter v $E6 U00E6 È Latin small letter ae $77 U0077 É Latin small letter w $E7 U00E7 Ê Latin small letter c with cedilla $78 U0078 Ë Latin small letter x $E8 U00E8 Ì Latin small letter e with grave $79 U0079 Í Latin small letter y $E9 U00E9 Î Latin small letter e with acute $7A U007A Ï Latin small letter z $EA U00EA Ð Latin small letter e with circumflex $7B U007B Ñ Left curly bracket $EB U00EB Ò Latin small letter e with diaeresis $7C U007C Ó Vertical line $EC U00EC Ô Latin small letter i with grave $7D U007D Õ Right curly bracket $ED U00ED Ö Latin small letter i with acute $7E U007E × Tilde $EE U00EE Ø Latin small letter i with circumflex $7F U007F NJ Delete (del) $EF U00EF Ú Latin small letter i with diaeresis -- -- -- -- $F0 U00F0 Û Latin small letter eth (icelandic) -- -- -- -- $F1 U00F1 Ü Latin small letter n with tilde $82 U201A Ý Single low-9 quotation mark $F2 U00F2 Þ Latin small letter o with grave -- -- -- -- $F3 U00F3 ß Latin small letter o with acute $84 U201E à Double low-9 quotation mark $F4 U00F4 á Latin small letter o with circumflex $85 U2026 â Horizontal ellipsis $F5 U00F5 ã Latin small letter o with tilde $86 U2020 Œ Dagger $F6 U00F6 å Latin small letter o with diaeresis $87 U2021 æ Double dagger $F7 U00F7 ç Division sign http://www.pclviewer.com (c) RedTitan Technology 2005 PCL PC-1004 Page 5 of 5 $88 U02C6 è Modifier letter circumflex accent $F8 U00F8 é Latin small letter o with stroke $89 U2030 ê Per mille sign $F9 U00F9 ë Latin small letter u with grave $8A U0160 ì Latin capital letter s with caron $FA U00FA í Latin small letter u with acute $8B U2039 î Single left-pointing angle quotation mark $FB U00FB ï Latin small letter u with circumflex $8C U0152 ð Latin capital ligature oe $FC U00FC ñ Latin small letter u with diaeresis -- -- -- -- $FD U00FD ò Latin small letter y with acute -- -- -- -- $FE U00FE ó Latin small letter thorn (icelandic) -- -- -- -- $FF U00FF ô Latin small letter y with diaeresis © Copyright Redtitan 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