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The following table gives the hexadecimal character codes used by ASCII to represent characters inside the computer:

00 = NUL
01 = SOH
02 = STX
03 = ETX
04 = EOT
05 = ENQ
06 = ACK
07 = BEL
08 = BS
09 = HT
0A = LF
0B = VT
0C = FF
0D = CR
0E = SO
0F = SI
10 = DLE
11 = DC1
12 = DC2
13 = DC3
14 = DC4
15 = NAK
16 = SYN
17 = ETB
18 = CAN
19 = EM
1A = SUB
1B = ESC
1C = FS
1D = GS
1E = RS
1F = US
20 = space
21 = ! 22 = " 23 = # 24 = $ 25 = % 26 = & 27 = '
28 = ( 29 = ) 2A = * 2B = + 2C = , 2D = - 2E = . 2F = /
30 = 0 31 = 1 32 = 2 33 = 3 34 = 4 35 = 5 36 = 6 37 = 7
38 = 8 39 = 9 3A = : 3B = ; 3C = < 3D = = 3E = > 3F = ?
40 = @ 41 = A 42 = B 43 = C 44 = D 45 = E 46 = F 47 = G
48 = H 49 = I 4A = J 4B = K 4C = L 4D = M 4E = N 4F = O
50 = P 51 = Q 52 = R 53 = S 54 = T 55 = U 56 = V 57 = W
58 = X 59 = Y 5A = Z 5B = [ 5C = \ 5D = ] 5E = ^ 5F = _
60 = ` 61 = a 62 = b 63 = c 64 = d 65 = e 66 = f 67 = g
68 = h 69 = i 6A = j 6B = k 6C = l 6D = m 6E = n 6F = o
70 = p 71 = q 72 = r 73 = s 74 = t 75 = u 76 = v 77 = w
78 = x 79 = y 7A = z 7B = { 7C = | 7D = } 7E = ~ 7F = DEL

Codes with a hexadecimal value less than 20 16 are called "control characters". These were used in the past for teletype and pre-LAN communications protocols, and only a few have much relevance today. Of these, the (carriage) return ("CR") and the line feed ("LF"), or new line, are of particular interest.

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if i write de word "CIEL3" using autohotkey with this command:
RegWrite,REG_SZ,HKEY_CURRENT_USER,Software\Prog\etc...,MetaStockSourceInfo1,CIEL3

the binary value at windows registry will be 43 00 49 00 45 00 4C 00 33 00 00 00 like this:


I have dificult to write this invisible char like 1C (FS) and my question is:
how to write the same word CIEL3 but adding this invisible char like this image:


thank's

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