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| PopChar Win 2.2: Integration For QuarkXPress and QuarkCopyDesk Ergonis Software has released PopChar Win version 2.2 for Windows 95/8, ME, NT 3.x/4.x, 2000 and XP; an instantly accessible solution for handling special characters, accents, fonts and foreign letters directly into any type of document. The latest version of PopChar Win improves automatic font detection and makes it available within QuarkXPress and QuarkCopyDesk. With global communication at an ever-increasing high, the world has become a far smaller place. Sending printed correspondence, emails, data, files and documents across the world has become the norm. Different languages, however, often use special characters and umlauts. Even when the documents are in English, typing these different names and places correctly can often prove to be slow and tedious, as the Windows Character Map software is a limited and awkward means of solving this problem. Unfortunately, an all too common solution is to simply ignore the extra characters and umlauts. Those doing so may not realise that these characters are not an optional addition. By leaving them out, the word is misspelt, and sometimes the meaning can be changed completely. PopChar Win allows the Windows user to quickly and easily insert the desired characters, from all of their installed fonts, directly into the document they are working on. Without fuss, without having to copy and paste, without complicated key combinations, and with no risk of making mistakes. When a special character or umlaut is needed, the user clicks on the system tray icon, selects the character of their choosing, and it is then instantly placed into the open document. PopChar Win helps make correspondence more professional, as the user no longer has to produce misspellings, or email customers and friends with their names or addresses spelt incorrectly. PopChar Win also allows the user to easily type characters that don't appear anywhere on their keyboard. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |