CHCP + Changing the Code PageAt the system level, selects the code page DOS is using,
which contains character set definitions.
VERSION
PC-DOS 3.3
TYPE
Internal
SYNTAX
CHCP [xxx]
OPTIONS
[xxx] Specifies the number of the desired code
page.
In PC-DOS version 3.3, CHCP is used to switch from the
standard code page of 437 to the new code pages containing
international symbols provided with this version of DOS.
EXAMPLES
CHCP 850
instructs DOS to use code page 850, which contains the character
set definition for multilingual characters.
CHCP
displays the operating-system code page that is currently in
effect.
MESSAGES
Active codepage: xxx
reports the code page DOS is currently using.
Codepages xxx not prepared for system
CHCP could not select the page you specified. Make sure that
NLSFUNC is loaded and prepare all devices for the code page by
using the MODE command.
NOTE
PC-DOS 3.3 allows you to switch between different code
pages, which contain the definitions of characters that are
displayed on the screen or produced by your printer. If you use
Canadian French, Norwegian, Danish, or Portuguese, you may want
to use code page switching to produce newly supported special
characters. The NLSFUNC command must be loaded before you use the
CHCP command.
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SEE ALSO
NLSFUNC Command
MODE Command
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