On 17/02/2003 20:01:51 Rick Cameron wrote: >TrueType Explorer can do this and more.
I gave TTE a try and it definitely has some interesting and useful features. To get some answers to a few questions, I have corresponded with the author and he has given me permission to post the following: ----- Forwarded by Bob Hallissy/IntlAdmin/WCT on 18/02/2003 17:12 ----- Bob, Thank you for your kind words. TrueType Explorer supports the 16 bit code points of Unicode 3.1. Unfortunately, I have no plan to extend support to the supplemental planes (ie. 32 bit code points). If more users demand such support, I may reconsider, however. I will keep you informed, should events change. Thank you, Kevin and also requested: ----- Forwarded by Bob Hallissy/IntlAdmin/WCT on 18/02/2003 17:13 ----- Bob, Could you also post the following to the Unicode group: ----------------------------------------------- The official website for TrueType Explorer is http://www3.sympatico.ca/chris.lamoureux2/ However, if you are unable to download from this location, perhaps due to bandwidth restrictions, you may download the same program from the following alternate location: www.erindalebadminton.ca/installTte.exe A few notes to help you use TrueType Explorer: * TrueType Explorer represents, in both form and operation, a collection of TrueType fonts as a "relation". * A relation is similar to a database "table", where each TrueType font appears as a row, and each TrueType attribute appears as a column. * You can select the TrueType attributes to "project" on to the table from the 'Attributes' menu item from the menu bar. Thank you, Kevin Macdonald Author of TrueType Explorer support: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----------------------------------------------- Thank you Kevin Bob
