Not sure what this has to do with Microsoft Access, but I'd Google on "ASCII
Chart", open one of the hits and copy-and-paste the inevitable chart into a
Word Document.
I have all of the data in Access and it would have to open in access or have
acces open a word document that can display this. The reason that I need it
ASCII is because the chart has to go into an older system that can only
accept text.
If you want this as pop-up information in your application, I'd create a
form and do as I suggested below, but paste it onto the form. Then create a
button that will open this form as a pop-up modal form. You might have to
format it some, though.
Actually, Access Help already has ASCII charts in it, one for characters
0-127, and one for characters 128-255. Click Help | Contents and Index, then
click the Index tab and type in ASCII. You might be able to pop that up
using code (not sure how, though). If that isn't possible, the other option
would be to create a table of the ASCII character set and the corresponding
numerical values. You could then base a report on it.
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