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Old 26th August 2003, 22:39   #1 (permalink)
Mak
 
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Morse code font for windows

I'm looking for a font that shows both the alphabetic character and the corresponding morse code. Has anybody seen something like this in the web (for free)?

Thanks.

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Old 27th August 2003, 00:04   #2 (permalink)
 
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Mak,

I've seen these under "Character Sets"

Try any search engine eg Google and enter

Morse Code Character Set

Played around with a couple some years back, but didn't persevere.

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Old 27th August 2003, 05:05   #4 (permalink)
 
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Mak

I think this is what you are looking for at the right price

Morse Kode
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Old 28th August 2003, 20:31   #5 (permalink)
 
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if this is what you want i have it as a font. can't remember where it came from, possibly off a pc advisor cd-rom. yours if it's any use.
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