About this tag
The Private Character Editor, also known as EUDCEDIT, is a Windows tool that allows users to create custom characters or symbols not available in standard fonts. Discussions on WindowsForum cover using this editor to design specialized symbols, such as one for a Schmitt trigger gate in electronics, and transferring custom characters between Windows installations. Users report challenges with bitmap visibility when editing characters after migrating from Windows 8 or 8.1 to Windows 10, requiring manual steps like overwriting the EUDC.TTE font file and adjusting registry settings to restore and edit private characters.
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    Windows 10 looking for a symbol that is used in the middle of a Schmitt trigger gate

    I have trawled through the hundreds of fonts I have and can't find a symbol that looks like the one in the middle of a schmitt trigger gate Do you know of a font that has this character? I have made something similar using the private character edit that comes with windows but can't see how...
    • bob24
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    • characters design electrical engineering fonts graphics private character editor schmitt trigger symbols text symbol windows
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows 10 Private Character Editor (EUDCEDIT) tranfering bitmap between Windows installations

    Hi! I'm using for personal use Private Character Editor aka EUDCEDIT instead any font editor for creating custom characters. I have lot of private characters created in Windows 8 and 8.1. Now want to give them back. Problem is not transfering and linking. Problem is when I open EUDCEDIT, I...
    • MIRKOSOFT
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    • bitmap character customization character map editing eudc font editor font management fonts import process linking private character editor registry system compatibility transfer troubleshooting user experience virtual machine windows 10 windows 8 windows 8.1
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support