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What do Ctrl-J, Ctrl-M and Ctrl-I mean in Microsoft Notepad?


The Question: I just noticed, by a fluke, that when hitting Ctrl+J or Ctrl+M in Microsoft
Notepad (on Windows 7), it has and same effect as Enter.
Hitting Ctrl+I has and same effect as Tab.
This has no practical consequences for me... But I'm just curious, why do these
key combinations produce this output? Why Ctrl+J for Enter?

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== This solution helped 5 people ==
Take a look at http://ascii-table.com/control-chars.... the underlying
character code for Ctrl+M happens to be (decimal) 13, which is the same as the
enter key. The same thing goes for the tab (Ctrl+I), and so on. Ctrl+G is the
BEL character, used to alert a remote operator; it still works that way in some
terminal programs.
This dates from early telecommunication days when those characters were used
for 'out of band' signalling, because they're not printing characters.
The http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Control_... has an interesting write up
on it all.

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