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Table 315: pmboxdraw Box-Drawing Symbols<br />
\textblock \textSFli \textSFxli \textSFxxiii<br />
\textdkshade \textSFlii \textSFxlii \textSFxxiv<br />
\textdnblock \textSFliii \textSFxliii \textSFxxv<br />
\textlfblock \textSFliv \textSFxliv \textSFxxvi<br />
\textltshade \textSFv \textSFxlix \textSFxxvii<br />
\textrtblock \textSFvi \textSFxlv \textSFxxviii<br />
\textSFi \textSFvii \textSFxlvi \textSFxxxix<br />
\textSFii \textSFviii \textSFxlvii \textSFxxxvi<br />
\textSFiii \textSFx \textSFxlviii \textSFxxxvii<br />
\textSFiv \textSFxi \textSFxx \textSFxxxviii<br />
\textSFix \textSFxix \textSFxxi \textshade<br />
\textSFl \textSFxl \textSFxxii \textupblock<br />
Code Page 437 (CP437), which was first utilized by the original IBM PC, contains<br />
the set of box-drawing <strong>symbols</strong> (sides, corners, and intersections of single- and<br />
double-ruled boxes) shown above in character positions 176–223. These <strong>symbols</strong><br />
also appear in the Unicode Box Drawing and Block Element tables.<br />
The pmboxdraw package draws the CP437 box-drawing <strong>symbols</strong> using TEX rules<br />
(specifically, \vrule) instead of with a font and thereby provides the ability to<br />
alter both rule width and the separation between rules. See the pmboxdraw documentation<br />
for more information.<br />
Table 316: staves Magical Staves<br />
\staveI \staveXXIV \staveXLVII<br />
\staveII \staveXXV \staveXLVIII<br />
\staveIII \staveXXVI \staveXLIX<br />
\staveIV \staveXXVII \staveL<br />
\staveV \staveXXVIII \staveLI<br />
\staveVI \staveXXIX \staveLII<br />
\staveVII \staveXXX \staveLIII<br />
\staveVIII \staveXXXI \staveLIV<br />
\staveIX \staveXXXII \staveLV<br />
\staveX \staveXXXIII \staveLVI<br />
\staveXI \staveXXXIV \staveLVII<br />
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