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===Final Thought (Actually a Premature Ending to this Subject)=== | ===Final Thought (Actually a Premature Ending to this Subject)=== | ||
I'm giving up. I was working on a specific "Font" titled "Material Design Icon", which contains a bunch of glyphs in the Private Use Unicode Range. Could not get anything to work. Character Map from Windows couldn't see a character map (which goes a long way in explaining why entering a Unicode Value for... Wait, just got something. | I'm giving up. I was working on a specific "Font" titled "Material Design Icon", which contains a bunch of glyphs in the Private Use Unicode Range. Could not get anything to work. Character Map from Windows couldn't see a character map (which goes a long way in explaining why entering a Unicode Value for... Wait, just got something. | ||
=== More Final Thoughts === | |||
And is it turns out, it isn't me. After extensive research it turns out, as usual, Microsoft has chosen to do weird things that mess with standards. So if you want to use or edit, etc Fonts / Glyphs that are in the "Personal Use Area" on Windows: FORGET IT! Microsoft has screwed you. | |||
===Convoluted Solution=== | ===Convoluted Solution=== | ||