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handymanmike · 11-12-2007, 09:50 AM

Hidden Program In Windows XP

Go to Start > Run > and type in eudcedit - this will open up a font editor - allowing you to design your own custom fonts and characters to be used in things like MS Word. MS Microsoft Word Font Character Hidden Secret Program Windows XP

sc_tigergirl · 11-12-2007, 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by handymanmike

Hidden Program In Windows XP

Go to Start > Run > and type in eudcedit - this will open up a font editor - allowing you to design your own custom fonts and characters to be used in things like MS Word. MS Microsoft Word Font Character Hidden Secret Program Windows XP

thank you Mikey...I had wonder if there was a program to make our own fonts...Have you used it?

handymanmike · 11-12-2007, 09:10 PM

YOUR VERY WELCOME
NOPE NOT YET
I OPENED IT UP AND IT LOOKED LIKE A MAZE
LOL
I'M GONNA TRY AND FIND A TUTORIAL FOR IT
AND I WILL POST IT WHEN I DO

Quote:

Originally Posted by sc_tigergirl

thank you Mikey...I had wonder if there was a program to make our own fonts...Have you used it?

handymanmike · 11-12-2007, 09:28 PM

Private Character Editor overview

Using Private Character Editor (PCE), you can create up to 6,400 unique characters (such as special letters and logos) for use in your font library. PCE contains basic tools for creating and editing characters, along with more advanced options.
Open
Private Character Editor.

Notes

To open Private Character Editor, click Start, click Run, and then type eudcedit.
You can choose to link your private characters to all the fonts in your font library (so that any font you've selected can display your private characters), or you can choose to link your private characters only to specific fonts (so that only the specified font can display your private characters).
Using the Select Code dialog box, you can view your entire set of private characters. The Select Code dialog box displays miniature views of all your private characters with their corresponding hexadecimal values.
If you want to create a new private character using an existing character as your model, you can copy the existing character to the Edit grid and then modify it to suit your needs, or you can display the existing character in a Reference window alongside your Edit grid for use as a visual reference. You can use any character from any font that is installed on your computer.
By default, PCE creates characters using the Unicode input languages (such as Chinese, Japanese, or Korean), you can also use PCE with the Windows character set. character set. In addition, if you have installed one of the Asian

handymanmike · 11-12-2007, 09:31 PM

Using the drawing tools
to create a private character

You can use the following drawing tools and features to draw and edit a private character in the Edit window.

To	Do this
Draw a character	On the Tools menu, point to Item, and then click a drawing tool, or click a drawing tool on the toolbar. In the Edit window, drag the mouse to draw the character.
Select all or part of a drawing	On the Tools menu, point to Item, and then click Rectangular Selection or Freeform Selection, or click a selection tool on the toolbar. In the Edit window, drag the mouse to select all or part of the drawing.
Move a selection	Click within the selection and drag it to the new location.
Resize a selection	Click a side or corner of the selection and drag.
Flip or rotate a drawing or selection	On the Tools menu, click Flip/Rotate. Select the direction you want to flip or rotate the drawing or selection, and then click OK.
Modify a selection	On the Edit menu, click Cut, Copy, Paste, or Delete.
Undo an action	On the Edit menu, click Undo.
Copy a character to the Edit window	On the Edit menu, click Copy Character. Click the character you want to copy, and then click OK.
Display an existing character in a Reference window alongside the Edit window for use as a visual reference	On the Window menu, click Reference. In the Reference dialog box, click the character you want and then click OK.
Copy all or part of a character from the Reference window to the Edit window	On the Window menu, click Reference. In the Reference dialog box, click the character you want, and then click OK. In the Reference window, drag the mouse to select all or part of the character you want to copy. On the EditCopy. Click the title bar of the Edit window, and then on the EditPaste. Drag the pasted item where you want it, and release it by clicking elsewhere in the Edit window. menu, click menu, click
Hide or display the drawing grid	On the View menu, click Grid.
Display the drawing outline to see how the character will look as an installed font	On the View menu, click Show Outline.

handymanmike · 11-12-2007, 09:33 PM

Using the toolbar to create a private character

The toolbar on the left side of the Private Character Editor window provides various tools for creating and editing a private character.

To	Click this tool
Create a thin freeform line	Pencil
Create a wide freeform line	Brush
Create a straight line	Straight Line
Create an unfilled rectangle	Hollow Rectangle
Create a filled rectangle	Filled Rectangle
Create an unfilled ellipse	Hollow Ellipse
Create a filled ellipse	Filled Ellipse
Select a rectangular part of the drawing to edit	Rectangular Selection
Select a freeform part of the drawing to edit	Freeform Selection
Erase portions of a drawing	Eraser

Notes

To hide and display the toolbar, on the View menu, click Toolbar. A check mark indicates that the toolbar is displayed.
To select a tool when the toolbar is hidden, on the Tools menu, point to Item, and then click the tool you want.

handymanmike · 11-12-2007, 09:34 PM

To save a private character

To save a private character with the hexadecimal code shown on the guidebar, on the Edit menu, click Save Character.
To save a private character with a different hexadecimal code, on the Edit menu, click Save Character As.

handymanmike · 11-12-2007, 09:36 PM

To change the font that your private
character is linked to

If it isn't already running, open Private Character Editor, and then click Cancel to close the Select Code dialog box.
On the File menu, click Font Links.
Do one of the following:
- To link a private character to all the fonts installed on your computer, click Link with All Fonts, and then click OK.
- To link a private character to a specific fontLink with Selected Fonts, click the font you want to link to, click Save As, enter a file name for the private character, and then click Save. Click OK. installed on your computer, click

Note

To open Private Character Editor, click Start, click Run, and then type eudcedit.

handymanmike · 11-12-2007, 09:38 PM

To delete a private character

If it isn't already running, open
Private Character Editor. The Select Code dialog box is automatically displayed. If you're already running Private Character Editor, to open the Select Code dialog box, on the Edit menu, click Select Code.
Click the box corresponding to the character you want to delete, and then click OK.
On the Tools menu, point to Item, and then click Rectangular Selection.
In the Edit grid, drag the mouse to draw a rectangle around the character.
On the Edit menu, click Delete.
On the Edit menu, click Save Character.

handymanmike · 11-12-2007, 09:39 PM

Viewing information on the guidebar

The guidebar is located below the menus in the Private Character Editor window. The guidebar displays the following information:
Character Set. Displays the current character set for your private character. Unicode is the most common character set. However, if your system is running one of the Asian input language (such as Chinese, Japanese, or Korean), the Windows character set will also be available.
Code. Displays the hexadecimal code assigned to your private character.
Font. Displays the name of a linked font or indicates that all fonts are linked. Refers to whether only a selected font or all fonts will display your private character.
File. Displays the file name for the private character. The default file name is Eudc.tte if the private character is linked to all the fonts on your system. If the character is linked to a specific font, then the file name is the one you've assigned.

11-12-2007, 09:50 AM	#1
handymanmike Bad Boy Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: O.C. CALIF. Posts: 20,965	Hidden Program In Windows XP Hidden Program In Windows XP Go to Start > Run > and type in eudcedit - this will open up a font editor - allowing you to design your own custom fonts and characters to be used in things like MS Word. MS Microsoft Word Font Character Hidden Secret Program Windows XP __________________

11-12-2007, 09:28 PM	#4
handymanmike Bad Boy Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: O.C. CALIF. Posts: 20,965	Private Character Editor overview Using Private Character Editor (PCE), you can create up to 6,400 unique characters (such as special letters and logos) for use in your font library. PCE contains basic tools for creating and editing characters, along with more advanced options. Open Private Character Editor. Notes To open Private Character Editor, click Start, click Run, and then type eudcedit. You can choose to link your private characters to all the fonts in your font library (so that any font you've selected can display your private characters), or you can choose to link your private characters only to specific fonts (so that only the specified font can display your private characters). Using the Select Code dialog box, you can view your entire set of private characters. The Select Code dialog box displays miniature views of all your private characters with their corresponding hexadecimal values. If you want to create a new private character using an existing character as your model, you can copy the existing character to the Edit grid and then modify it to suit your needs, or you can display the existing character in a Reference window alongside your Edit grid for use as a visual reference. You can use any character from any font that is installed on your computer. By default, PCE creates characters using the Unicode input languages (such as Chinese, Japanese, or Korean), you can also use PCE with the Windows character set. character set. In addition, if you have installed one of the Asian __________________

11-12-2007, 09:34 PM	#7
handymanmike Bad Boy Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: O.C. CALIF. Posts: 20,965	To save a private character To save a private character with the hexadecimal code shown on the guidebar, on the Edit menu, click Save Character. To save a private character with a different hexadecimal code, on the Edit menu, click Save Character As. __________________

11-12-2007, 09:36 PM	#8
handymanmike Bad Boy Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: O.C. CALIF. Posts: 20,965	To change the font that your private character is linked to If it isn't already running, open Private Character Editor, and then click Cancel to close the Select Code dialog box. On the File menu, click Font Links. Do one of the following: To link a private character to all the fonts installed on your computer, click Link with All Fonts, and then click OK. To link a private character to a specific fontLink with Selected Fonts, click the font you want to link to, click Save As, enter a file name for the private character, and then click Save. Click OK. installed on your computer, click Note To open Private Character Editor, click Start, click Run, and then type eudcedit. __________________

11-12-2007, 09:38 PM	#9
handymanmike Bad Boy Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: O.C. CALIF. Posts: 20,965	To delete a private character If it isn't already running, open Private Character Editor. The Select Code dialog box is automatically displayed. If you're already running Private Character Editor, to open the Select Code dialog box, on the Edit menu, click Select Code. Click the box corresponding to the character you want to delete, and then click OK. On the Tools menu, point to Item, and then click Rectangular Selection. In the Edit grid, drag the mouse to draw a rectangle around the character. On the Edit menu, click Delete. On the Edit menu, click Save Character. __________________

11-12-2007, 09:39 PM	#10
handymanmike Bad Boy Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: O.C. CALIF. Posts: 20,965	Viewing information on the guidebar The guidebar is located below the menus in the Private Character Editor window. The guidebar displays the following information: Character Set. Displays the current character set for your private character. Unicode is the most common character set. However, if your system is running one of the Asian input language (such as Chinese, Japanese, or Korean), the Windows character set will also be available. Code. Displays the hexadecimal code assigned to your private character. Font. Displays the name of a linked font or indicates that all fonts are linked. Refers to whether only a selected font or all fonts will display your private character. File. Displays the file name for the private character. The default file name is Eudc.tte if the private character is linked to all the fonts on your system. If the character is linked to a specific font, then the file name is the one you've assigned. __________________

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