c.) 852 (DOS) Latin II / CP852

Code table established for Central Europe (Yugoslavia, Poland, Romania ...). Some of the graphical display formatting characters to the screen used for graphemes localities. With native CP437 code table remained compatible only graphical forms are shown with a gray background. Stated meant that some applications built for CP437 look uglier because some elements are 'graphic box' became ugly - replaced by letters. To show us the specific graphemes no longer need additional software because it's all supported by operating system. This code table and is used today by printers with needles, inviolably for bookkeeping needs. In the interim period, it was used by the CROSCII or modified CP850 table, which did not stay long because of the coming invasion of Windows.