

It is only in German(?) but should be fairly easy.
#Microsoft word how to access font glyphs free#
If you only want to check on the fonts which are already installed on your machine, you can get a free tool here: Once you click on a promissing font, you will see symbols about glyph-coverage as explained in their online help under FAQ and Language Support. So I can check for example that my sample text has been properly copied and pasted. I always like using Arial Unicode as a reference, because it has got all the characters we need. If you have your own short-list of fonts (which you own, or whatever) then even better, just search for those, and see what characters come up properly. You can limit the list, if you know roughly what you need (for example monospace) by using the provided powerful search tools.

You will see many fonts and can scroll down to find those who can render your characters. If you have special needs, or characters which are not "language related" but rather something "technical", you can go to advanced search and enter your own(!) sample-text (maybe just your tricky characters (but I would enter some letters too, to get a feel for the design of the fonts)) in the sample-text-box top left. This would be the easy answer, find the right language and the filter will find all fonts which carry your characters. You could go to and look under "languages" if your language or project is maybe covered. I know your problem, because I am working for a minority language. ┃Ctrl ┃Meta ┃Alt ┃ ┃AltGr ⇮┃Menu ┃Ctrl ┃ │ ⁰ │, │ │ Sometimes it even substitute characters whereas they exist in the font I tried Microsoft Word, Open Office, Notepad++ and some others, but even ᴡindows® Notepad tries to substitute unknown characters from glyphs in other fonts instead of using the replacement character directly.

How I can know which glyph the font does not support in that list? I have a long list of glyphs with various Unicode points across several Unicode blocks that I need to represent in a monospaced form (which mean with a single font).
