ASCII Character Set
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Please also see below for information on using Monarch Utility to search and replace strings (MonarchU.exe - included with Monarch V8.01 or better).

Regular ASCII Chart - with decimal and hexadecimal values

Char  Dec  Hex  | Char  Dec  Hex  | Char  Dec  Hex  | Char  Dec  Hex
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(nul)   0  0x00 | (sp)   32  0x20 | @      64  0x40 | `      96  0x60
(soh)   1  0x01 | !      33  0x21 | A      65  0x41 | a      97  0x61
(stx)   2  0x02 | "      34  0x22 | B      66  0x42 | b      98  0x62
(etx)   3  0x03 | #      35  0x23 | C      67  0x43 | c      99  0x63
(eot)   4  0x04 | $      36  0x24 | D      68  0x44 | d     100  0x64
(enq)   5  0x05 | %      37  0x25 | E      69  0x45 | e     101  0x65
(ack)   6  0x06 | &      38  0x26 | F      70  0x46 | f     102  0x66
(bel)   7  0x07 | '      39  0x27 | G      71  0x47 | g     103  0x67
(bs)    8  0x08 | (      40  0x28 | H      72  0x48 | h     104  0x68
(ht)    9  0x09 | )      41  0x29 | I      73  0x49 | i     105  0x69
(nl)   10  0x0a | *      42  0x2a | J      74  0x4a | j     106  0x6a
(vt)   11  0x0b | +      43  0x2b | K      75  0x4b | k     107  0x6b
(np)   12  0x0c | ,      44  0x2c | L      76  0x4c | l     108  0x6c
(cr)   13  0x0d | -      45  0x2d | M      77  0x4d | m     109  0x6d
(so)   14  0x0e | .      46  0x2e | N      78  0x4e | n     110  0x6e
(si)   15  0x0f | /      47  0x2f | O      79  0x4f | o     111  0x6f
(dle)  16  0x10 | 0      48  0x30 | P      80  0x50 | p     112  0x70
(dc1)  17  0x11 | 1      49  0x31 | Q      81  0x51 | q     113  0x71
(dc2)  18  0x12 | 2      50  0x32 | R      82  0x52 | r     114  0x72
(dc3)  19  0x13 | 3      51  0x33 | S      83  0x53 | s     115  0x73
(dc4)  20  0x14 | 4      52  0x34 | T      84  0x54 | t     116  0x74
(nak)  21  0x15 | 5      53  0x35 | U      85  0x55 | u     117  0x75
(syn)  22  0x16 | 6      54  0x36 | V      86  0x56 | v     118  0x76
(etb)  23  0x17 | 7      55  0x37 | W      87  0x57 | w     119  0x77
(can)  24  0x18 | 8      56  0x38 | X      88  0x58 | x     120  0x78
(em)   25  0x19 | 9      57  0x39 | Y      89  0x59 | y     121  0x79
(sub)  26  0x1a | :      58  0x3a | Z      90  0x5a | z     122  0x7a
(esc)  27  0x1b | ;      59  0x3b | [      91  0x5b | {     123  0x7b
(fs)   28  0x1c | <      60  0x3c | \      92  0x5c | |     124  0x7c
(gs)   29  0x1d | =      61  0x3d | ]      93  0x5d | }     125  0x7d
(rs)   30  0x1e | >      62  0x3e | ^      94  0x5e | ~     126  0x7e
(us)   31  0x1f | ?      63  0x3f | _      95  0x5f | (del) 127  0x7f



               Extended ASCII Chart (character codes 128 - 255)
    128 �   143 �   158 �   172 �   186 �   200 �   214 �   228 �   242 �
    129 �   144 �   159 �   173 �   187 �   201 �   215 �   229 �   243 �
    130 �   145 �   160 �   174 �   188 �   202 �   216 �   230 �   244 �
    131 �   146 �   161 �   175 �   189 �   203 �   217 �   231 �   245 �
    132 �   147 �   162 �   176 �   190 �   204 �   218 �   232 �   246 �
    133 �   148 �   163 �   177 �   191 �   205 �   219 �   233 �   247 �
    134 �   149 �   164 �   178 �   192 �   206 �   220 �   234 �   248 �
    135 �   150 �   165 �   179 �   193 �   207 �   221 �   235 �   249 �
    136 �   151 �   166 �   180 �   194 �   208 �   222 �   236 �   250 �
    137 �   152 �   167 �   181 �   195 �   209 �   223 �   237 �   251 �
    138 �   153 �   168 �   182 �   196 �   210 �   224 �   238 �   252 �
    139 �   154 �   169 �   183 �   197 �   211 �   225 �   239 �   253 �
    140 �   155 �   170 �   184 �   198 �   212 �   226 �   240 �   254 �
    141 �   156 �   171 �   185 �   199 �   213 �   227 �   241 �   255
    142 �   157 �


Using Monarch Utility to search and replace strings (MonarchU.exe - included with Monarch V8.01 or better):

When preparing files for use with Monarch, if you are using the Monarch Utility string replacement option you can utilize wildcards in search and replace strings.  (For those users of the old MSRP utility, there is no longer a limit to the number of characters in the search and replace strings.  MSRP had a limit of 32 characters total.)  

Note:  The number of wildcards in the search string must be greater or equal to the number of wildcards in the replace string.

The wildcards accepted are:
/a � for characters A-Z and a-z.
/c � for any character with an ANSI value of decimal 1-254 with exception of 32 (space).
/n � for characters 0-9.
/? � for any character with an ANSI value decimal 0-255.

If the search or replace string needs to include a / (forward slash), it needs to be specified in decimal form, /47 or hexadecimal form, /x2F.  The same is true of a " (quote) /34 or /x22.  These two characters are used for specifying wildcards and the boundaries of the search and replace strings.

ANSI characters may be specified in the "Replace:" and "With:" edit boxes on the File Preparation Settings screen.  OEM characters above 127 must be specified in the numeric form, either in decimal or hex in the edit boxes.  For example, � as an OEM character would be /142 or /x8E.  When running Monarch Utility at the command line, all characters above 127 must be specified in numeric form whether the character set is OEM or ANSI.