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Clipping special characters to clipboard using command prompt
I want to place a certain useful special character to the clipboard to use it. So I did this using a simple batch script, something like this:
@echo off
set /p char=<character.txt
echo %char%| ...
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Why does Notepad++ display some Unicode characters as square?
It can display ₐ₊₋ but some other subscripts (like ₂ₙ) are converted to squares. When I copy that square and paste on here the problem disappears: ₂. Why is that? The file is encoded in UTF-8.
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Surrogate character to visualize a space like ̺ this, but without combining?
I'm looking for a character in Unicode like this (in black):
The problem with COMBINING INVERTED BRIDGE BELOW (code point U+033A, \xCC\xBA in UTF-8) is that it must be combined with another ...
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How to untar file with UTF-8 special characters in Windows
I want extract a TAR file with special characters UTF-8 and when open it with WinRAR and PeaZip show filename like mark question and when extract it with WinRAR and 7-Zip file name change to ...
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Notepad++ inserting special Unicode characters in UTF-8
What's the best ways to enter special Unicode characters into a Notepad++ document? Do I have to rely on the operating system (Windows)?
Looking for a see-and-click solution.
I can bring up the ASCII ...
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ANSI file with charSet with latin character
I´m with a doubt about encoding/charset.
I make a test. Typing the string "TEST Á" without the quotes in Notepad++ with encode in ANSI.
"The ANSI charsets are all the same for ASCII characters such ...
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How do I find out which language some Unicode characters belong to?
On Facebook, there are currently messages floating around with these strange chars:
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They are used to confuse the reader, because ...