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<td>Quotation marks "</td> | |||
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Revision as of 11:26, 19 March 2007
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filename encoding
| Character | Encoding Code | Renaming rule |
| Quotation marks " | 22 | |
| space | 20 | @20 --> _ |
| 'Pound' character ("#") | 23 | @23 --> # |
| Left Square Bracket ("[") | 5b | @5b --> [ |
| Right Square Bracket ("]") | 5d | @5d --> ] |
| (left blank purposely) |
note
- The @ symbol before the code points was generated by ScrapBook extension of Firefox
. It should be %20 in the common browser.
related page:
- Batch Process
- cool! HTML unicode online converter by piaip