In other words, what does the zero do? Does it make it use a different code, such as unicode vs ascii or whatever?
’Æ <=== those two characters, right quote and ae, are what you get from 0146 and 146. So obviously they're either two different numbers or for two different coding schemes. Someone explain.
’Æ <=== those two characters, right quote and ae, are what you get from 0146 and 146. So obviously they're either two different numbers or for two different coding schemes. Someone explain.