All the characters found in DOS (using charset=CP437):
| A, a, (), [*1], (), (), (), (), (), α() | P, p, π() |
| B, b, β() | Q, q |
| C, c, (), () | R, r |
| D, d, δ() | S, s, (), Σ(), σ() |
| E, e, (), (), (), (), (), ε() | T, t, τ() |
| F, f, Φ(), φ() | U, u, (), (), (), (), () |
| G, g, Γ() | V, v |
| H, h | W, w |
| I, i, (), (), (), () | X, x |
| J, j | Y, y, () |
| K, k | Z, z |
| L, l | (), () |
| M, m, μ() | Θ(), Ω() |
| N, n, (), () | (), [*2], (), () |
| O, o, (), (), (), (), () | $, (), (), (), ₧(), () |
Instructions for getting and characters in MS-DOS (CP437) using MS notepad:
*1 - to get : Open notepad and enter "A" and save in UTF-8. Open file as ANSI and
look for " A" string. The space in the middle can be cut and paste into notepad (in
the ANSI mode) to provide the character.
*2 - to get : Open notepad and enter "A" and save in UTF-8. Open file as ANSI and
look for "-A" string. The hyphen in the middle can be cut and paste into notepad (in
the ANSI mode) to provide the character.