Perhaps is this
ascii 16 = DLE
but when i unzip the .aia i get this
I tested DLE and that wasn't it.
But I also think it should be one of the C0 controls.
It's 16 = DLE, but when you copy paste
" Click to copy and paste symbol" is converted to: 238 128 144
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Again good catch.
The data link escape character (DLE) was intended to be a signal to the other end of a data link that the following character is a control character such as STX or ETX.
Furthermore, what is data link escape? data link escape - Computer Definition A communications control character that indicates that the following character is not data, but a control code.
It's a Byte Order Mark isn't it?
Had to search that also 
The byte order mark (BOM ) is a particular usage of the special Unicode character, U+FEFF BYTE ORDER MARK, whose appearance as a magic number at the start of a text stream can signal several things to a program reading the text:[1]
@David_S 's app is interesting because it manages to send control characters to a Zebra Bluetooth printer.
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(added to FAQ)
(added to FAQ)
This is a known issue, and is due to the fact that while browsers will gladly emit XML that contains certain unallowed characters, they will refuse to parse that XML on the way back in. We do have a potential workaround in the pipeline and I'll see what we can do about getting that into the next release.
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