A software that allows text fonts to showcase Unicode characters and permits users to copy the characters to the system clipboard.
CharMap is a Java 1.4 graphical (GUI) application that allows users to display Unicode characters in text fonts and copy those characters to the system clipboard. Its primary purpose is to serve as a visual accessory for word processors, especially Microsoft Word. With the "character map" utility in Windows having several issues, CharMap provides a much-needed reprieve for those seeking a reliable tool for their text-based work.
One of CharMap's most remarkable features is its capability to be resized for both text and program windows. This versatility is crucial in numerous languages found around the world, making CharMap an ideal option for those seeking to use multiple languages in their work.
The application's features are intentionally kept limited to ensure a streamlined and easy-to-use user interface. For example, to add a character to the sample text, users can simply click once, and the character will automatically be copied to the system clipboard. Furthermore, the PDF documentation included in the ZIP file provides useful information on how to make the most of CharMap.
To use CharMap, the first step is to unpack the archive. Then, users can open a Terminal and navigate to the unpacked files. Finally, run the app using the following command: "java CharMap3". By following these simple steps, users can start using CharMap to their benefit in no time.
One of CharMap's most remarkable features is its capability to be resized for both text and program windows. This versatility is crucial in numerous languages found around the world, making CharMap an ideal option for those seeking to use multiple languages in their work.
The application's features are intentionally kept limited to ensure a streamlined and easy-to-use user interface. For example, to add a character to the sample text, users can simply click once, and the character will automatically be copied to the system clipboard. Furthermore, the PDF documentation included in the ZIP file provides useful information on how to make the most of CharMap.
To use CharMap, the first step is to unpack the archive. Then, users can open a Terminal and navigate to the unpacked files. Finally, run the app using the following command: "java CharMap3". By following these simple steps, users can start using CharMap to their benefit in no time.
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