How to modify Private Use Characters (EUDC.TTE)?

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Hi everyone,

Is there any way to modify EUDC.TTE file? I mean that, can we use codes (C#, Flash, .NET,...) to modify a Private Use Character in EUDC.TTE font?

Example: in PCE tool, you will see the Code: E000, E001,...In this code is the Private Character, can we replace this character to another?

Thanks alot,

Andy

Posted 27-Dec-10 15:38pm

jerrykid

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Dec-10 22:52pm

Good question, but my guess this is proprietary Microsoft stuff, judging by the observation, how little information can be found on the topic; even PCE documentation is inadequate (as well as features).
Sorry, this is not an answer, but an accessment for your expectation of answer: very low.

Just out of my curiosity: what are you using Private Use Characters for? (Answer #1: this is private :-)

jerrykid 27-Dec-10 23:01pm

Hi SAKryukov,

Yes, I think it's difficult to have an answer for my question.
I use Private Use Characters for a project which commonly used in a LAN network.

Andy

Suvabrata Roy 26-Oct-16 6:10am

You might get some Idea : http://www.justanswer.com/computer/4ylho-want-use-set-private-characters-made-one-computer.html

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