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Thanks for your recommendation. FYI, I set code page to 874 ANSI/OEM-Thai which is defined it by the windows setting. And you're right, I would like to insert it in a single byte encoded text file. Now I found the solution. Just type macro in hex mode on. Now it works. Hexon "D9" Hexoff

I can type Alt+217 directly to editor and it show correct character. However I want to use it in macro to create table.

In UltraEdit v15 I can create macro to type the character (0xD9 in MS line draw) in attachment. After updated to currently latest version, I cannot use that macro to type this character. I try to type Alt+ "217" or Alt + "0217", it shows "?" instead of character in attachment. Please recommend me to...