Char ROM length in IIe and IIc models

[Stefano Priore <stefano.priore@inwind.it>]

Please, could someone verify on the real thing if the chip where
characters are stored in IIe and IIc models is 2048 or 4096 bytes long?

I'm trying to locate/recreate the original dump for using it in MESS
emulator, and my sources are the files in these archives:

ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/unsorted/ROMS.ZIP
ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/unsorted/ROMS.ZIP.TXT

Looking at the file 342-0275 (German/USA charset) I've seen that it's
layout is the following:

256 German chars
256 garbage chars
256 USA chars
256 garbage chars

So I suppose that the charset in USA models should be just 4096 bytes
long, right?

I've also another question, but maybe this is just a bug in MESS:
uppercase inverse characters are correctly displayed but lowercase
inverse char are not - inverse "a" is displayed as inverse "!" and so
on. Where can I find a correct table that shows the correspondance
between the codes that are POKEd in video RAM and their graphical
representation (and possibly the ASCII codes too)?

Thanks,

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