Char View

CharView version 1.0 beta 7 What is this? This application shows up all printing characters of selected font (255 ASCII chars). What needed to run it? There are versions for 68K and PPC Macs which running MacOS 8 and up (or 7.x with Appearance installed). How it woks? When you start up this applicatin you see main dialog with all printing characters at left, zoomed view of selected character (first left of three shown), font selection menu, edittext field and two buttons at right. To get character that you need, follow this steps: 1. Select needed font. 2. Locate needed character on the field using mouse (just point to it), or keyboard (cmd+arrows). 3. Selected character will be zoomed at right and copied to edittext field. 4. Select it from edittext field and copy to clipboard. You are done! At the top of the zoomed character you will see it's keyboard representation and at the bottom - it's ASCII decimal code. How much? This application costs $0 USA. Surely, you can pay me $ millions, if you want :-). Changes 1.0b7 (14 March 2001) - it's freeware now 1.0b6 (13 February 2001) - expiration date is now 15 March 2001 - removed all startup screens - some code cleaning 1.0b5 (1 February 2001) - close window box working - remembers last font used 1.0b4 (18 Jan. 2001): - copy functions works on MacOS 8.x ... 9.x (8.5.1 & 9.0.4 tested) - added clipboard (scrap) contents line - one startup screen removed (guys will be happy :-) -1- 1.0b3 (16 Jan. 2001): - "beta expired" bug fixed. 1.0b3 WLL REALLY expire 15 February 2001 (not earlier) - edittext field's font setting fixed (and resized to 14 pt) 1.0b2: - cut, copy, paste keyboard equivalents working in PPC version - ASCII number display - display of keyboard combination for character typing (for most characters, using US locale) - 3 chars "history" 1.0b1: - initial release Where to get update? Visit my web page www.macinsoft.bizland.com. Numerator I also develop a Numerator application. It is nesessary if you need to print numbers with auto-increment on your documents, papers, tickets and so on. I have versions for MacOS 8.1 and up (with CarbonLib 1.0.4 and up), and for Windows 9x/NT/2000. Alex Manannikov (c)2001 -2-