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   * If the //mask// argument is provided, the user will be limited to enter characters that are present in the mask.   * If the //mask// argument is provided, the user will be limited to enter characters that are present in the mask.
-  * If no mask is provided, the default mask will be applied, which is PETSCII chars $20-$80 and $A0-$FF, inclusive. This means that only alphanumeric chars, signs and graphic symbols are allowed, control characters are disallowed. Please refer to the [[http://sta.c64.org/cbm64pet.html|PETSCII table]] for more information+  * If no mask is provided, the default mask will be applied, which is PETSCII chars $20-$5F, $A0-$DF and $FF, inclusive. This means that only alphanumeric chars, signs and graphic symbols are allowed, control characters are disallowed. Please refer to the [[http://sta.c64.org/cbm64pet.html|PETSCII table]] for more information
  
 No prompt string (e. g. ''?'' in CBM BASIC) is displayed. Line editing features are limited to the ''DELETE'' button, moving the cursor is not allowed. No prompt string (e. g. ''?'' in CBM BASIC) is displayed. Line editing features are limited to the ''DELETE'' button, moving the cursor is not allowed.