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, reserved for the little used C1 control characters. 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. HTML 5 requires browsers to handle content marked as ISO-8859-1 as Windows codepage 1252.

Windows
cp 1252
UnicodeHTML 4.0
entity
Character name
8020ACeuroeuro sign
81     
82201Asbquosingle low-9 quotation mark
83ƒ0192ƒfnofƒlatin small f with hook = function = florin
84201Ebdquodouble low-9 quotation mark
852026helliphorizontal ellipsis = three dot leader
862020daggerdagger
872021Daggerdouble dagger
88ˆ02C6ˆcircˆmodifier letter circumflex accent
892030permilper mille sign
8AŠ0160ŠScaronŠlatin capital letter S with caron
8B2039lsaquosingle left-pointing angle quotation mark
8CŒ0152ŒOEligŒlatin capital ligature OE
8D     
8EŽ017DŽ  latin capital letter Z with caron
8F     
90     
912018lsquoleft single quotation mark
922019rsquoright single quotation mark or apostrophe
93201Cldquoleft double quotation mark
94201Drdquoright double quotation mark
952022bullbullet = black small circle
962013ndashen dash
972014mdashem dash
98˜02DC˜tilde˜small tilde
992122tradetrade mark sign
9Aš0161šscaronšlatin small letter s with caron
9B203Arsaquosingle right-pointing angle quotation mark
9Cœ0153œoeligœlatin small ligature oe
9D     
9Ež017Ež  latin small letter z with caron
9FŸ0178ŸYumlŸlatin capital letter Y with diaeresis
     These characters were the last to be added to the codepages
     These names were proposed but not ISO standardized at the time of the publishing of the HTML 4.01 standard