◄Inserting ASCII Characters► ◄Up► ◄Contents► ◄Index► ◄Back► ─────Programmer's WorkBench───────────────────────────────────────────────── PWB allows you to insert special characters into a file, even when the key is assigned to a function. Each key corresponds to an ASCII value. If PWB considers a key to be literal or "graphic," it places the corresponding character into the file when you press the key. For example, if you make the keystroke CTRL+D a literal key, PWB types the ASCII 4 character (♦) each time you press CTRL+D. To make a key literal temporarily, use the Quote function. When you invoke Quote, PWB treats the next key you press as a literal character. See: Quote To make a key literal permanently, assign the Graphic function to the keystroke. By default, the Graphic function is assigned to all alphanumeric and punctuation keys. See: Assign, Graphic, ◄Customizing PWB with TOOLS.INI► See ◄ASCII Character Codes► ◄Entering Tab Characters► -♦-