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Copyright
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Feminine ordinal
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Double-left arrow
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¿
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Multiply symbol
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THORN
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Sharp S
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à
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a with grave
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a with acute
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ç
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c with cedilla
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ò
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õ
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õ
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Divide symbol
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ø
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THORN
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I suppose it should go without saying, but I have to say it anyway because no one else has, yet. But before I do, I am not at all saying anything bad about the other handful of comments or those who wrote them—not in the least! I think it is a bit funny that we are commenting on one of the many cheatsheets made by the Head Guy Boss-Man, Dave Child. I mean, who would know how best to make a Cheat Sheet if not Dave? That said, I feel I must point out that not even Dave can make a Cheat Sheet that absolutely everybody will see it as perfect. Why? Well, it depends on the person viewing it, doesn't it? One person who can see smaller print or who can tweak the print to _seem_ larger or large enough may prefer a single page, at the cost of smaller font size while I like it larger when viewed immediately upon opening the page (as opposed to the necessary-in-this-instance tweak I mentioned above) and if it means it must be 2+ pages? So be it. My point, then, is simply this. Of course it is going to be a 4 or 5 Stars kind of Cheat Sheet: Dave made it! 'nuff said. Respectfully, Michael C (MichaelTheGamer)
why does the list start at  ? I have this code which messed up an export:  what character is this supposed to be?
@rob, 128-159 are not defined in HTML 4 standard, which it appears this list is based off of.
Agree with fredv but also what about characters #128-159?
Hi Dave, great site ! The problem with this one is that it is more than one-page long. Maybe font size should be changed .. one new feature :)
Cheatography n. The art of mapping complex subjects into clear, instantly navigable reference guides.
