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The eutofont font format

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by william_overington

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I have recently devised the eutofont font format as a special purpose font format whereby a font may be expressed using some Unicode Private Use Area characters.

I have produced a pdf file about the eutofont format and a sample test font.

http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~ngo/eutofont.htm

William Overington

24 January 2004

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by william_overington

There is something peculiar happening here!

Both times, I have produced the web link by copying from the browser when the target page is showing in the browser.

http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~ngo/eutofont.htm

It looks fine at the time of entering the text, yet both times a space has been added into the address. This has the effect that a copy and paste to a browser to access the web page produces a page not found error!

Oh well, it appears to be a problem which may reoccur, yet the details of the page address are correct once one manually removes the space.

Hopefully readers will be able to get to the pdf document and have a look at the eutofont format.

William Overington

24 January 2004

by thechas

The space issue is a known bug in the software that TR uses for the forums on the site.

The space used to only be added if a web link was longer than the line in the text box.

Now, since a site upgrade a while back, a random space is added to nearly ALL web links.

Chas

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