So everyone knows the XTRACHAR.8xp program (or at least I'm assuming) that has the 208 character tokens. Well the order of it was starting to really bug me so I reordered them into a more neat and organized way, that I think makes more sense. It's not a big deal or anything but I thought I would share it with you all in case you wanted the new order or something, I don't know. Anywho, here it is.

Oh ya, the basic order is this: alphabet, numbers, subscript numbers, superscript tokens, accented letters and Greek alphabet, then the miscellaneous characters and symbols.

What I usually do, though, is only keep the few chars I will need and store them in another string/program, so it's easier to recall

I put these characters in Str9 and the XtraChar tokens in Str0.
It's cool to see this reordered, as it'll make more sense now.

I never understood why TI assigned Í and k such seemingly random token codes.

Yep, useful.
Does it have all the chars TI-BASIC coders want? I think, it does not miss, but I will check with my own string.

I am writing a tiny program to retrieve one char from that huge string.
And I might do another for selecting several chars and store them in a string.
Better make a new thread instead of hijack this one. *runs*

Well it is worthy to note that there is a difference between Characters and tokens.  Tokens are what we can recall into Basic programs, and characters are what the OS uses to build those tokens.  The difference is that characters are also used in other places, such as your cursor and the [2nd] and [Alpha] highlights that go onto your screen.  These images are characters, and are not present in any tokens, so while they might be displayable in Axe, there is unfortunately no way to get them into your basic programs that i know of Unless you did something like changed the OS font or hacked the token tables

Exactly Even tokens like the 'A' token (which only uses a single character) are tokens and not characters.

Does any one know why characters like those are inaccessible?

Aaaaaagh, everyone's talking about how great Axe is! REALLY want to download it, but I can't ... until Tuesday! Yay!

I still remember the first time I saw the description for Axe on ticalc.org. Back then, I actually thought that it was another library of some sort that no one would ever take the time to download just to play a game slightly better than pure BASIC. Whoops.