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101 device control character
apparatuurbesturingstekenorgaanbesturingstekenEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > device control character
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102 end-of-medium character: EM
einde-mediumtekenEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > end-of-medium character: EM
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103 end-of-text character: ETX
einde-teksttekenEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > end-of-text character: ETX
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104 end-of-transmission block character: ETB
einde-transmissiebloktekenEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > end-of-transmission block character: ETB
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105 end-of-transmission character: EOT
einde-transmissietekenEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > end-of-transmission character: EOT
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106 end of block character
einde-blokteken -
107 enquiry character: ENQ
navraagteken -
108 erase character
annuleerteken -
109 error character
negeerteken -
110 escape character: ESC
wisselteken -
111 font-change character
typewisselteken -
112 functional character
besturingstekenstuurteken -
113 gap character
tussenruimteteken -
114 graphic character
schriftteken -
115 ignore character
negeerteken -
116 inactive character
niet-actief teken -
117 layout character
opmaakteken -
118 locking shift character
wisselteken met blijvende werkingEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > locking shift character
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119 magnetic character reader
magneetschriftlezerEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > magnetic character reader
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120 magnetic character recognition
magneetschriftlezenmagnetisch schriftlezenEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > magnetic character recognition
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