charmap (4 products)

Accents 2003 (Shareware, $5)

Want to insert an accented letter or a math symbol such as pi into a paper you're writing or program you're using? You can use the clunky character map or... you can use OT Accents! You want pi? Type in N, it looks like pi - and BAM! Click the pi symbol! Now you can paste it anywhere you want! Want an accented a? Then type the letter a and BAM! Click the accented a that you want! It's easy to use and will work with most Windows programs! A MUST HAVE IF YOU MUST USE THESE SYMBOLS OFTEN!

DMControls.CharMap .NET control 1.0 (Shareware, $149)

DMControls.CharMap is an effective control fully integrated in Microsoft Visual Studio .NET that allows you to view and copy all characters of any fonts installed in the system. Windows, DOS and Unicode character sets are supported. Appearance of the control is easily configured by changing the properties' values, all colors and sizes are up to user to set up, thus CharMap can be used for various projects, being adoptive to each application's design and color gamma. User can copy the symbol to clipboard by clicking on it or select it via pressing a keyboard buttons. There is an opportunity to work with selected characters not only through the clipboard but directly receive them into the string buffer when handling the symbol selection event. All these features make the control one of the best solutions for software developers. Requirements: Microsoft .NET framework v 1.1

My CharMap 1.1 (Freeware)

CharMap utility with re-sizeable character display and zoom viewer. This utility enhances the default CharMap program that ships with Microsoft Windows. Features re-sizeable window and zoom panel to make viewing characters easier on the eyes.

Symbol Selector 2.24 (Shareware, $19.95)

Make the most of your symbol fonts. Symbol Selector lets you use your Symbol, Wingding, and all the other TrueType fonts on your computer in completely new ways. Use fonts in new sizes, in color, bold, or italic. Copy individual symbols and characters to the Windows Clipboard in Rich Text Format (RTF) or Windows Metafile (WMF) format.Save individual symbols and characters as graphic image files in Windows Metafile (WMF) format, or Windows Bitmap (BMP) format. Paste copied and saved symbols and characters into MS Word and other Windows applications. Print any font set installed on your computer.