I have found that some chr() in CF give some funcky output for #s
128-160 or so don't know why.
Heres a list and the ASCII value and what CF outputs as the ascii
value then what chr returns for both numbers:

128 = 8364 : € = €
130 = 8218 : ‚ = ‚
131 = 402 : ƒ = ƒ
132 = 8222 : „ = „
133 = 8230 : … = …
134 = 8224 : † = †
135 = 8225 : ‡ = ‡
136 = 710 : ˆ = ˆ
137 = 8240 : ‰ = ‰
138 = 352 : Š = Š
139 = 8249 : ‹ = ‹
140 = 338 : Œ = Œ
142 = 381 : Ž = Ž
145 = 8216 : ' = '
146 = 8217 : ' = '
147 = 8220 : " = "
148 = 8221 : " = "
149 = 8226 : • = •
150 = 8211 : – = –
151 = 8212 : — = —
152 = 732 : ˜ = ˜
153 = 8482 : ™ = ™
154 = 353 : š = š
155 = 8250 : › = ›
156 = 339 : œ = œ
158 = 382 : ž = ž
159 = 376 : Ÿ = Ÿ

On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 08:45:36 -0400, Robert Everland III
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You would think they would be the same. Try these in ASP and CFMX and tell me if you get the same thing.
>
> 140
> 91
> 2
> 245
> 151
> 183
> 41
> 75
> 106
> 55
> 64
> 96
>
> I'm running an RC4 function in CF and in ASP and they return the same numbers to change to CHR but when you do that they become different values and breaks the encryption across different languages.
>
> Bob
>
>
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