Rick: My P.S. may have misled you. The WPS-PLUS manual, appendix A, is
just another source for the "Multinational Characters" (things like "cent
sign," "yen sign," "capital A with grave accent," etc.). There are no "Line
Drawing Characters." Similarly, the "Technical Character Set" that
neither of us has does not include "Line Drawing Characters." It is
oriented to mathematical expressions, and includes the Greek alphabet,
mathematical symbols, and some characters for drawing oversized
parentheses, integral signs, radical signs, etc.
I did find a list of the "Special and Line Drawing Characters" in the
WPS-PLUS manual (chapter 16, "Drawing Diagrams"), but it only tells what
_keys_ WPS assigns them to, not what ASCII codes they correspond to! So I
just figured it out for myself by making a file of all the ASCII characters
in order and putting the ESC ( 0 and ESC ) 0 sequences at the beginning and
the ESC ( B and ESC ) B sequences at the end. TYPE-ing this file showed
all of the Special Characters in order. I don't think I can fit a list in
this message, so I'll send it in a second one.