jCharMap is a Java-based software that can help you identify characters pasted from your system clipboard.
Basically, jCharMap is a simple character map that is idependent from the operating system font.
For example, suppose that you cut the string “we want pizza” from your system clipboard. If you open “jCharMap” and paste that string, the result should look like this:
A regular “jCharMap” will only display the letters of the characters, but jCharMap is able to display the characters at their actual size and position. This helps in identifying Unicode characters which are partly hidden by the system font.
See the Help file for more information about the features of jCharMap.
jCharMap usage:
Load the “jCharMap.jar” file into your application’s classpath.
* Just Paste the characters from your system clipboard into “jCharMap”.
* Character position will be a bit less precise, since the offset information is not available for the system clipboard.
* Scroll horizontally to see all the characters in your clipboard.
* Click “Paste Character” to paste the selected character in your application.
* Click “Quit” to exit jCharMap.
If you are looking for a character mapping utility, try “The Char Mapper” from
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jCharMap is a Java-based software that can help you identify characters pasted from your system clipboard.
Basically, jCharMap is a simple character map that is idependent from the operating system font.
jCharMap is a Java-based software that can help you identify characters pasted from your system clipboard.
Basically, jCharMap is a simple character map that is idependent from the operating system font.
This application is made to be used as an interpreter for strings of characters. The user can drag and drop the characters from his system clipboard to be interpreted by jCharMap and the display will show the result.
The interpretation can be done for words as well as phrases that are selected from a list of words, depending on your configuration.
* Minimum:
OS: Windows 7/8/10
Processor: 1.6 GHz dual core, 1.6 GHz quad core CPU
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Storage: 700 MB available space
Additional: DirectX: Version 11, Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 SP1 Runtime Package
* Recommended:
Processor: 2 GHz dual core, 2 GHz quad core CPU
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Storage: 700 MB
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