If there's a super cool "font" within the unicode that you know of, and that isn't currently included in this converter, please let me know! It's really easy to add a new alphabet, so just copy the character and paste them in the comments area and I should see it.
If they were just fonts, you wouldn't be able to copy and paste the text - it'd just show up ad plain text when you pasted it. Incidentally, the fact that they're not actually fonts means that you can copy them to places like instagram, facebook, twitter, tumblr, etc. And amongst those symbols are many different "alphabets" - some of which this translator is able to produce. The unicode standard has more than 100,000 symbols defined in it. So the difference is, these rad "fonts" that are produces, just don't happen to appear on your keyboard - there's not enough room. You're reading symbols that are in the unicode standard right now - the alphabet is a part of it, as are all the regular symbols on your keyboard: #$%^&*() etc. Basically, the text that gets generated isn't actually a font - it's a bunch of symbols that are in the unicode standard. If you're wondering how one produces cool text fonts like you see above, it's fairly simple (but maybe not what you'd expect). So currently this is basically a duplicate of the above, but I think I'll try to collect a few more "cool" text fonts, like the old enlgish one, and specialise this a bit.
#LITTLE COOL ICONS GENERATOR#
I noticed people were trying to find a generator like fancy letters, but were ending up on actual font sites rather than generators of copy-paste text like this one. The toolbar provides weather and traffic information for your city as well.Hello! This is a generator for text fonts of the "cool" variety. Or you can click the News icon to read the latest headlines from Bing’s news page. When there’s breaking news on Bing, you’ll get a message about it. It also hooks into Bing Maps to help you find the Target store nearest you. A Bing Bar message will appear, asking which section of the retailer’s site you’re looking for, such as Electronics, Store Locator, and so on. The Bing Bar’s watchful eye monitors your shopping habits too. To write an email, click the Compose icon in the upper right corner of the Bing Bar email window. To read a message in a new window, click it. (This feature supports Gmail, Hotmail, and Yahoo Mail.) Click “Yes,” and the toolbar grabs your login credentials, and displays your email messages in a dropdown box. Log onto you Gmail account, for instance, and a pop-up asks if you’d like to add Gmail to the Bing Bar. As you surf, Bing Bar studies every move you make. If you get a friend request, for example, it’ll appear as a pop-up notification. Bing Bar’s toolbar’s push capabilities are impressive. You can “like” items in the Facebook window, and post status updates and comments too. You’ll see your news feed, notifications, messages, and friend requests. A dropdown window shows a quick snapshot of what your Facebook friends are up to. Its key features include Facebook and email integration, as well as the ability to push breaking news, traffic, and weather information to you.įacebook fans can get status updates simply by clicking the Facebook icon on the Bing Bar.
#LITTLE COOL ICONS WINDOWS#
Who knows, it may even be silently judging you as well.īing Bar works with Internet Explorer 7 or later on PCs running Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP with Service Pack 3.
To make all of this goodness happen, however, you’ll have to open up a little–well, a lot–to Bing’s toolbar, which collects information about your computer and searches, as well as the addresses of the websites you visit.
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Microsoft has unveiled its new Bing Bar, a free browser toolbar designed to expose all the latest and greatest features of Redmond’s search engine–many of which you may not know exist.
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