Unicode test page

You can download six (WGL4-)Unicode fonts from Microsoft free of charge. (It is advisable first to delete your old Times New Roman, Courier New, Arial, Arial Black, Verdana, and Impact fonts before installing the new ones.)

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To see how to code these letters in HTML, use your Document / Source button.

Latin Extended-A

• +AQA- is letter 256, A with macron, Latvian, Unicode (hex) 0100
• +AQE- is the same, lower-case, 0101
• +AQQ- A with a tail (ogonek), Polish and Lithuanian, 0104
• +AQU- ditto lower-case, 0105
• +AQg- C with a circumflex, Esperanto, 0108
• +AQk- lower-case, 0109
• +AUE- L with a crossbar (stroke), Polish, 0141
• +AUI- lower-case, 0142
• +AUc- N with caron (h+AOEBDQ-ek), Czech and Slovak, 0147
• +AUg- lower-case, 0148
• +AUs- IPA velar nasal, 014B
• +AWI- T with cedilla, Romanian, 0162
• +AWM- lower-case, 0163
• +AXA- U with double acute, Hungarian, 0170
• +AXE- lower-case, 0171
• +AXY- Y with circumflex, Welsh, 0174
• +AXc- lower-case, 0175
• +AX0- Z with caron (h+AOEBDQ-ek), various Slavonic languages, 017D
• +AX4- lower-case. 017E

Greek

+A5UDuwO7A6wDtAOx- is the Greek name of Greece (Hellas, Elladha)

Cyrillic

+BCAEPgRBBEEEOARP- is the Russian name of Russia (Rossija)

Others

• +AfA- lower-case j with wedge (caron, h+AOEBDQ-ek)
• +Alk- IPA schwa (inverted e)
• +BTI- Armenian capital Ben
• +BdE- Hebrew letter Bet
• +MEI- Japanese hiragana "a"