i use this alias
Code:
 
ascii {
  window -Ck0d @ASCII-NUMBERS 372 1 265 700
  var %f 1
  while %f < 257 {
    if %f == 2 { echo @ASCII-NUMBERS $chr(%f) - alt + 0 $+ %f (CTRL + B) }
    elseif %f == 3 { echo @ASCII-NUMBERS $chr(%f) - alt + 0 $+ %f (CTRL + K) }
    elseif %f == 15 { echo @ASCII-NUMBERS $chr(%f) - alt + 0 $+ %f (CTRL + O) }
    elseif %f == 022 { echo @ASCII-NUMBERS $chr(%f) - alt + 0 $+ %f (CTRL + R) }
    elseif %f == 031 { echo @ASCII-NUMBERS $chr(%f) - alt + 0 $+ %f (CTRL + U) }
    elseif %f == 032 { echo @ASCII-NUMBERS $chr(%f) - alt + 0 $+ %f (SPACE) }
    elseif %f == 0160 { echo @ASCII-NUMBERS $chr(%f) - alt + 0 $+ %f ("HARD SPACE") }
    else echo @ASCII-NUMBERS $chr(%f) - alt + 0 $+ %f
    inc %f
  }
}

i read somewhere that it only needs to loop to 255 not 256 but i didnt change it, put that in aliases and type /ascii to show the commands to type for all available characters on the default font

billythekid