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Dingbats

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Dingbats

A font made up of symbols (arrows, pointing hands, stars, etc.) originally developed by International Typeface Corporation and officially called "ITC Zapf Dingbats." There are many variations of Dingbats from other font houses. For example, TrueType brings Wingdings and Webdings, offering a wide variety of symbols for numerous purposes.

Wingding Examples
Dingbats, Wingdings and similar fonts provide an easy way of adding graphics by simply typing them as text. However, you have to remember which letters and digits produce which symbols as in the examples above.



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Against dingbats like these, who wouldn't prefer to be tried in one of those fantasy melodramas where the jury consists of historical heavies like Genghis Khan, Vlad the Impaler, and Gwarvaq of Argus 7?
In Pittsburgh, Dingbats restaurants offered a "Hot Country Jam Burger" in connection with a country concert, creating fun, excitement and sales.
The brunt of jokes, dingbats -- also known as "dumb boxes," "shoeboxes" and "stucco boxes" -- are considered to be a blemish on the landscape.
 
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