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LetterMat Foreign Language Characters Definition and Chart

The LetterMat™ fonts are specialized fonts designed specifically for Wizard FrameShop software. Several of the fonts now include foreign language characters.

 LetterMat Definition

The LetterMat™ fonts are specialized fonts designed specifically for the Wizard FrameShop software.

Single Line Fonts: The letters are formed with Single Lines, not drawn as the outlines of shapes. Single line fonts can only be Debossed or drawn with the Pen.

Outline Fonts: The Outline fonts display the shapes of the letters as outlines with only a slight distinction between the thin and thick strokes. These fonts can be Debossed, Penned or Cut.

See: Add Font Function

See: LetterMat Properties

  • There are Wizard users in many countries, so the new FrameShop fonts include over 50 additional characters - most of the necessary characters for writing correct captions in German, Scandinavian, and the common Romance languages.

  • Foreign language characters are typed into a LetterMat caption just as you would type these characters into other text programs.

  • Ordinary keyboards do not have all these characters, so each letter has a 4 digit code.

  • The code for Ä, a character in Finnish and German, is 0196.

  • To enter the Ä into the caption, hold the Alt key on the keyboard.

  • Type 0196 - the 4 digit code for the Ä. Be sure to keep holding the Alt key.

  • Release the Alt key after the 4 digits have been entered.

  • The Ä appears in the caption.

  • Continue typing to finish the caption. Enter any other characters using the same steps.

  • Alongside the mat designs showing German, Scandinavian, and Romance language captions, there is a table of characters with their 4 digit codes for that illustrated language group.

À Alt+0192 à Alt+0224 Á Alt+0193 á Alt+0225 Â Alt+0194 â Alt+0226 Ã Alt+0195

ã Alt+0227 Ä Alt+0196 ä Alt+0228 Å Alt+0197 å Alt+0229 Æ Alt+0198 æ Alt+0230

Ç Alt+0199 ç Alt+0231 È Alt+0200 è Alt+0232 É Alt+0201 é Alt+0233 Ê Alt+0202

ê Alt+0234 Ë Alt+0203 ë Alt+0235 Ì Alt+0204 ì Alt+0236 Í Alt+0205 í Alt+0237

Î Alt+0206 î Alt+0238 Ï Alt+0207 ï Alt+0239 Ñ Alt+0209 ñ Alt+0241 Ò Alt+0210

ò Alt+0242 Ó Alt+0211 ó Alt+0243 Ô Alt+0212 ô Alt+0244 Õ Alt+0213 õ Alt+0245

Ö Alt+0214 ö Alt+0246 Ø Alt+0216 ø Alt+0248 Œ Alt+0140 œ Alt+0156 Ù Alt+0217

ù Alt+0249 Ú Alt+0218 ú Alt+0250 Û Alt+0219 û - Alt+0251 Ü Alt+0220 ü Alt+0252

ß Alt+0223 ƒ Type # This is the old style German s

$ Type $ € Alt+0128 £ Alt+0163 ¥ Alt+0165

¡ Alt+0161 ¿ Alt+0191

! ' - , " . ? Type these punctuation marks using the normal keys.

Makings Captions Using Foreign Characters

The German Language Character Table

Ä Alt+0196 ä Alt+0228

Ö Alt+0214 ö Alt+0246

Ü Alt+0220 ü Alt+0252

ß Alt+0223 ƒ Type # This is the ancient style German s

€ Alt+0128

The Roman Language Character Table

French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese have dozens of additional characters.

À Alt+0192 à Alt+0224 Á Alt+0193 á Alt+0225

 Alt+0194 â Alt+0226 à Alt+0195 ã Alt+0227

Ç Alt+0199 ç Alt+0231

È Alt+0200 è Alt+0232 É Alt+0201 é Alt+0233

Ê Alt+0202 ê Alt+0234 Ë Alt+0203 ë Alt+0235

Ì Alt+0204 ì Alt+0236 Í Alt+0205 í Alt+0237

Î Alt+0206 î Alt+0238 Ï Alt+0207 ï Alt+0239

Ñ Alt+0209 ñ Alt+0241

Ò Alt+0210 ò Alt+0242 Ó Alt+0211 ó Alt+0243

Ô Alt+0212 ô Alt+0244 Õ Alt+0213 õ Alt+0245

Œ Alt+0140 œ Alt+0156

Ù Alt+0217 ù Alt+0249 Ú Alt+0218 ú Alt+0250

Û Alt+0219 û Alt+0251 Ü Alt+0220 ü Alt+0252

The Scandinavian Character Table

Å Alt+0197 å Alt+0229

Æ Alt+0198 æ Alt+0230

Ø Alt+0216 ø Alt+0248

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