Windows-specific characters

Windows codepage 1252, Western European, consists of ISO-8859-1 (aka Latin-1) and some additional characters squeezed into the range 128-158 (0x80-0x9F) where there is a gap in the ISO character set. Similar or identical additions differenciate between other Windows codepages and the corresponding ISO-8859-x pages.

The table below gives the Windows position, the corresponding Unicode codepoints and the HTML 4.0 entity names, each followed by a HTML entity reference to these; and finally the name of the character.

WindowsUnicodeHTML 4.0 entityName
12820ACeuroeuro sign
129- - -
130201Asbquosingle low-9 quotation mark
131ƒ0192ƒfnofƒlatin small f with hook = function = florin
132201Ebdquodouble low-9 quotation mark
1332026helliphorizontal ellipsis = three dot leader
1342020daggerdagger
1352021Daggerdouble dagger
136ˆ02C6ˆcircˆmodifier letter circumflex accent
1372030permilper mille sign
138Š0160ŠScaronŠlatin capital letter S with caron
1392039lsaquosingle left-pointing angle quotation mark
140Œ0152ŒOEligŒlatin capital ligature OE
141- - -
142Ž017DŽ- latin capital letter Z with caron
143- - -
144- - -
1452018lsquoleft single quotation mark
1462019rsquoright single quotation mark
147201Cldquoleft double quotation mark.
148201Drdquoright double quotation mark
1492022bullbullet = black small circle
1502013ndashen dash
1512014mdashem dash
152˜02DC˜tilde˜small tilde
1532122tradetrade mark sign
154š0161šscaronšlatin small letter s with caron
155203Arsaquosingle right-pointing angle quotation mark
156œ0153œoeligœlatin small ligature oe
157- - -
158ž017Ež- latin small letter z with caron
159Ÿ0178ŸYumlŸlatin capital letter Y with diaeresis
     These characters are recently added to the codepages
     These names were proposed but not ISO standardized at the time of the publishing of the HTML 4.01 standard