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* [http://bf.amfband.com/bffiles.html File directory containing two ATASCII Telnet Clients for Windows]
 
* [http://bf.amfband.com/bffiles.html File directory containing two ATASCII Telnet Clients for Windows]
 
* http://ape.dyndns.org:8083/ABBUC/379/IBM2A.C IBM2A.C - Program to make "best guess" conversion from ATASCII to IBM PC Characters (1993)
 
* http://ape.dyndns.org:8083/ABBUC/379/IBM2A.C IBM2A.C - Program to make "best guess" conversion from ATASCII to IBM PC Characters (1993)
 
  
 
=== Video ===
 
=== Video ===
  
 
* [https://vimeo.com/343238 Display of ATASCII on a 40h light panel] (Video)
 
* [https://vimeo.com/343238 Display of ATASCII on a 40h light panel] (Video)
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* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16CSYOBqdqQ ATARI BBS SIM (850 Express)] Video of a simulation of dialing an Atari BBS
  
 
=== Fonts ===
 
=== Fonts ===

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File Formats > Electronic File Formats > Character Encoding > ATASCII


ATASCII is a eight-bit encoding that was used on Atari computers. It uses most, but not all, of the ASCII printing characters; codes 7B through 7F are different. The characters with the high bit set (80 through FF) are, with some exceptions, inverse video versions of the same code ANDed with 7F. There have been a number of programs to portray ATASCII on modern operating systems, as well as fonts designed from the originals.

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