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| | I need help with charmap.exe Hi, I'm trying to include some user-defined private characters in Windows. While this does work perfectly on Windows XP and Vista Ultimate 32 Bit using the private character editor (eudcedit.exe) and charmap.exe, it does not work on a Windows Vista Ultimate 64 Bit machine. "All fonts (private characters) isn't there on that machine, I can't select my characters from the list. Did anyone that problem,too? How can I solve this? Thimo |
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| | Re: I need help with charmap.exe On 9 Nov., 14:03, Bobby <bobbygehth...@newsgroup> wrote: Quote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to include some user-defined private characters in Windows. > > While this does work perfectly on Windows XP and Vista Ultimate 32 Bit > using the private character editor (eudcedit.exe) and charmap.exe, it > does not work on a Windows Vista Ultimate 64 Bit machine. "All fonts > (private characters) isn't there on that machine, I can't select my > characters from the list. > > Did anyone that problem,too? > > How can I solve this? > > Thimo I found a solution : I can use ALT + Unicode to display my own characters, that means ALT + 5 7 3 4 4 for the first character (private characters start at $E000 which is 57344 as a decimal). I will also check Babel Map, because I suppose charmap.exe is responsible for the problems. However, private characters are not the same as their counterparts in the font, even if copied 1:1. They are smaller, the resolution isn't as good and the "distance" between characters is different. Is it possible to solve this problem or do I need a "real" font-editor to make characters that look like those in the professional fonts? Thimo |
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