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I sent private e-mail explaining that what they want (the ability to input
text not supported by the system) is not really an option under Windows,
except perhaps through hacks (and maybe some third party products, though I
do not know of any that would handle all the languages he is thinking of).
-Original Message-
From: Donnie Roach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 08, 2000 10:48 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Character map
Hello,
I was looking for a Unicode character map that works in the Windows
32 bit
environment and shows ALL ALT CODES (inclu
Hello Donnie,
The Windows NT4 charmap does a fair job of this, and the Windows 2000 one
does a better job.
Neither will support absolutely everything under Unicode that a font might
support, but they both cover most of the territory.
michka
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Michael (michka) Kaplan wrote:
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> The Windows NT4 charmap does a fair job of this, and the Windows 2000 one
> does a better job.
>
...and for Windows 95, try Character Agent from
Bjondi International:
http://www.bjondi.com/products/char_agent
Best regards,
James Kass.
Hi all,
I like to use an Iranian Unicode-based-true-type-font also under Linux.
When I try to convert the font 'koodamaz.ttf' with ttf2bdf I
get the following error:
akbari@sokrates:~/fonts/ttf2bdf > ttf2bdf ../koodamaz.ttf
ttf2bdf[771]: unable to create instance.
Does anyone know what that m
Darya> Hi all, I like to use an Iranian Unicode-based-true-type-font also
Darya> under Linux. When I try to convert the font 'koodamaz.ttf' with
Darya> ttf2bdf I get the following error:
This isn't relevant to the Unicode list. Try using one of the Freetype lists
(http://www.freety
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