Technical information about character encoding standard MacRoman
Technical information about character encoding MacRoman is available below.
The MacRoman, also known as Macintosh Roman, is a character encoding standard developed by Apple Inc. It was primarily designed for Western European languages, including English, French, and German, among others. It utilizes an 8-bit encoding scheme, which can represent up to 256 characters. The first 128 characters are identical to those in the ASCII standard.
The table below presents the characters supported by the MacRoman encoding standard, along with their respective codes.
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