Character Map is a utility in Windows that allows users to view and copy characters from various fonts installed on their computer. It can be useful for finding symbols, accented letters, or other obscure characters.
Character Map is a small utility program included in Microsoft Windows that enables users to view and copy characters from the fonts installed on their computer. It serves several purposes:
The program displays each font's full character set in a scrollable grid, with a zoomed preview of the selected character shown above. Users can scroll through the grid to locate the character they need, then copy it to the clipboard and paste it into another program. Character Map works with any fonts currently installed on the user's system.
While keyboard shortcuts and text insertion methods have reduced reliance on Character Map, it remains a handy way for Windows users to check their font capabilities and locate less commonly-used language characters or iconographic symbols. The app has been included in all consumer versions of Windows since XP.
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