Aqua icons from system fonts
Aqua icons from system fonts
- Subject: Aqua icons from system fonts
- From: Andrew Merenbach <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 9 Dec 2004 22:55:03 -0800
Whilst looking for free toolbar icons for my program, I stumbled in
UnicodeChecker upon one of Apple's <private use> areas that has
hundreds of symbols that would (with some aquification or other
enhancements) be perfect for toolbars. A paper tray with an up arrow
and one with a down arrow would be an excellent choice, in my first
impression, for import and export features.
I've read through previous postings, but haven't found much about using
such symbols in our icons. Is there any reason not to, provided that
we can stylise them to appear a nice part of the interface?
Cheers,
Andrew Merenbach
P.S.: For those who wish to examine the symbols, I used UnicodeChecker
(www.earthlingsoft.net) and have been examining the range that includes
Decimal 61650 and 61651 (hex F0D2 and F0D3), for the trays. The rest
of the symbols appear fairly contiguous about that region.Attachment:
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