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    Loading Symbols

    Hi all,

    I'm aware of a way to load the fonts found on the locale machine, but is there also a way to load the symbols used on the locale machine.
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    Re: Loading Symbols

    Symbols being? You mean like character map?

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    Re: Loading Symbols

    Hi,

    More like, using FontFamily but then for Symbols.

    For example, when you using Word then you can add symbols in your document.
    So, is it possible to add all symbols into a combobox.
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    Re: Loading Symbols

    All "symbols" are just characters displayed in a particular font.
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    Re: Loading Symbols

    Hi jm,

    I know they're characters, but in stead of add them one by one is there another way of loading them all in one.
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    Re: Loading Symbols

    What exactly does "load" mean? You don't "load" characters.
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    Re: Loading Symbols

    Hi jm,

    Load means: that you can select (loaded characters) as an item in a combobox to fill it after selection in a richtextbox.
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    Re: Loading Symbols

    If you want every single possible character from a given font, then you'll need to use GDI32's GetFontUnicodeRanges, get that range, and then loop through it; as you loop, you'll have to use Char.ConvertFromUTF32() to get the actual character out, then plonk that into your DDL.

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