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Create your ASCII Character

technocrawl — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 18:28:22 +0000

Here is a trick that shows how to create your own ASCII characters using the eudcedit that go shipped with windows box.

You can too create your own ASCII Characters in windows XP and use it in any of the text editors, but it is similar to a Unicode Character. TO create your own font just follow the steps given below,....

1. Go to the run and type eudcedit.
Now you can see the following pop-up window....

2. There you can see a window with title " Select Code", and inside that you can see several boxes, just double click on any one of the box, and you can get a window with title " Private character editor ", you can see some tools beside them, just took the pencil tool and create your character on the given space.

3. The main thing you have to note here is, you can only associate your font with the already existing fonts such as Arial, Arial Narrow, Arial Black and so on.

4. After designing the font click on the save button, or just hold the CTRL + S key on your keyboard to save the character that you created now.

5. Close the window, go to Start -> All programs -> Accessories -> System tools -> Charactermap ( or ) you can either go to the character map by, go to run and type Charmap.

6. In the Character map, you need to select the Font as" All fonts ( Private Charactes )".

7. Then you can see the font you created using the eudcedit, and if you wanna use this character, just double click on it, you can see the font at " Select to copy", just copy it and paste it in any text editors in your computer.

Edytor znaków prywatnych

wmichal — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 22:05:44 +0000

Przegrzebując zasoby internetu dowiedziałem się o pewnym ukrytym elemencie naszego poczciwego Windowsa... chodzi mianowicie o Edytor znaków prywatnych. Aby do niego się dostać: start/uruchom wpisujemy eudcedit. Proces tworzenia znaku wygląda następująco:

wybieramy kod znaku pod którym będzie on dostępny
tworzymy znak
zapisujemy go

Jeżeli będziemy chcieli skorzystać z nowoutworzonego znaku np w Wordzie przechodzimy do Tablicy znaków, wybieramy z listy wszystkie czcionki i wyszukujemy nasz znaczek.

REAL h4x0rs use Windows Safe Mode.

Kirbycurse — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 05:49:23 +0000

[Okay, in response to all this shouting at me. This is my opinion. Also, Microsoft has opened parts of the source code for its programs to third parties, so the third parties can make more compatible programs. I know Vista is crap. I also know that Microsoft has some stuff that is in court. I don't care about how you think I'm totally wrong though. This is my opinion, my free speech, and I don't care that you think Linux pwnz0rz Windows. Windows works fine for me. It seems that most people have problems with it. They stopped upgrading on SP2 because Windows no longer needed any major bugs worked out. I'm saying that Windows works fine for me, and I honestly don't care what you think. I know me writing this is going to make lots of you mad, but seriously. NOT MY PROBLEM. I don't want to hear about it.] Windows seems so undervalued today. It's a great OS, albeit a bit buggy, but you can find so much neat stuff in it! It has a program for EVERYTHING! Linux and Mac may be less buggy, but Windows is just awesome. Just about anything will run on it, if not, hack it til it does, and you can do almost everything on it! I mean, it's inconvenient, but REAL h4x0rs use Safe Mode to get rid of all the crap. My friend was running Windows on a Mac laptop one time, and his built-in keyboard was not being found by Windows/it was dying, so he called me up there, we put it in Safe Mode, and it pretty much fixed itself! In Windows, you can pretty much run a diagnostic for everything, it'll tell you what's wrong, and it'll fix it. With TWO clicks. Linux, when it rarely happens, you have to go into the source code and find it. Also, Windows is getting more user-friendly. They've started revealing bits of their programs to help third-party programs, so they can make it better and more compatible. Also, what hacker goes on a Linux desktop to try and hack a Windows one? Command Prompt is MADE for hacking! You can tell command prompt anything, short of "make me dinner" and it'll do it. Even if it's ping NASA. It'll go to the IP address and connect to it. You can probably do even more if you know how, I don't, but you probably can. And the real joy of Windows is the hidden programs. There may not be many, but a fun one is "eudcedit". It's the Private Character Editor, and you can stick stuff like "pwned." into documents, and it'll read em just fine.Want a picture of a smiley face to use as a period? Go right ahead. It may require some button remapping, but you can do it. Windows can do a crapload of stuff, and it's just trashtalked. No one actually does anything about all this great functionality. Tell me, when has Linux fixed itself? (ok, for all you people like LinuxCrayon, this is semi-serious. I've just been thinking how most of the gamer/hackers/developers are thinking that Windows is showing its age, and I'm supporting it. I may be exaggerating a bit, but Windows does most of this stuff.)