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List of Routines in How to Write a Conversion Mapping

Joan Wardell, 2005-12-19

Below is a list of the webpages and some procedures referenced in How to Write a Conversion Mapping for your Legacy Font.

• What Number is Your Character?
  • Simple Install for Unicode Macros
  •  Unicode Charts
• What's in Your Font?
  •  http://www.unicode.org/charts/
• How to Identify Legacy and Other Fonts
  •  Font Properties Extension
  • SIL ViewGlyph — Font Viewing Program
• How to Setup Your Computer to do a Conversion Mapping
  •  How to Create a Shortcut on the Desktop
• What's in Your File?
  • Mapping Files
  • Perl Character Count
  • Counting the characters with DOS
  •  How to Create a Shortcut on the Desktop
  • How to Convert a Hex Number to a Decimal Number
  • Converting a decimal codepoint to PUA
  • Unicode Macros
• Creating a Chart of Your Legacy Mapping
• Create Your Draft TECkit Mapping File
  • How to Identify an Encore Font
  • How to Draft a TECkit mapping for Encore Fonts using Encore2Unicode
  • TECkit mapping language conversion
• Edit Your Mapping
  • Where's Your Character?
  • TECkit mapping language conversion
  • Edit your Mapping Header
• Compile and Run Your Mapping
• Test Your Mapping
  • What's in Your Unicode File?
  • Testing Word documents
  • Encoding Conversion Frequently Asked Questions and Known Issues

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