Windows standalone no-nos

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sez alw918 at earthlink.net:
>Hi, quick question.  I remember that when creating a Revolution stack 
>that I intend to turn into a Windows standalone that I need to avoid 
>certain characters
>like the greater-than equals sign, etc.  But I have forgotten what 
>other symbols I'm not allowed to use.  Is there a comprehensive list 
>available somewhere of these Windows no-nos?
>Thanks
   Anything with an ASCII value higher than 127. This is because the ASCII 
standard only defines characters for numbers 0 thru 127; anything beyond that, 
i.e. the so-called "high ASCII" characters, is left to the whim of whichever 
implementors. This handler will show you all of those bad boys:

on ShowMeBadBoys
  put "" into Rezult
  repeat with K1 = 128 to 255
    put numToChar (K1) after Rezult
    if (the length of Rezult) mod 32 = 0 then put return after Rezult
  end repeat
  answer Rezult
end ShowMeBadBoys

   If you need a more permanent record of Rezult, you can modify this handler 
to print it out or store it in a field or whatever...