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   Hey mark!   
      
    ml> alt-161, 0xA1 in the CP437 table?   
      
   Are you sure you're not thinking about c1 control codes that range from 0x80   
   to 0x9f?  On that table there exists a NEL (next line 0x85) that took the   
   place of \r\n.  I believe IBM came up and used it back in the day.  It (they)   
   still exist but I have never seen anyone actually use them other than 0xa0   
   (aka nbsp) in html docs but that isn't really a c1 control code as such but is   
   a special control code in iso-8859.   
      
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