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LocaPoint is the state-of-the-art location pointer code that can express any location of the world, only with 12 letters. SW8.HQ9.CS6.PQ8 Statue of Liberty SD9.XC4.FE1.CV4 Tokyo Tower UL4.MZ7.FP3.TU4 London Eye You can say prompt answer, "10:35" or "16:45" to the question, "What time is it". But, can you say a prompt answer to the question, "Where is it" ? You may use Address, Landmark, Direction, or Map. But there is no prompt way to answer - before LocaPoint came. Application LocaPoint can be used in anything that need to show a location. * Directory/Travel Guide/Restaurant Guide * Blog/Travel Diary * Real Estate information * Pleasure * Appointment * Advertising/Signs * and More.... Advantages of using LocaPoint LocaPoint has a unique format - "Letter, Letter, Number" , that leads a three advantages. First, you can easily recognize that this is a information regarding a location by this format, as you do for "***@***.com" as email address, or "http://****" as URLs. Second, the pattern of "Letter, Letter, Number" helps you to cognize, read, tell, listen, input, or remember. If a code has no pattern, or is totally random, you may have a difficult time to use it. Third, LocaPoint unique format is also "Detectable" for a computer. Computer can detect LocaPoint as a "location information" and can automatically start a GIS application, such as Map or Navigator. Here is a simple program to do it. By clicking this, every LocaPoint that is written in plain text will be "Linkify" to GoogleMaps with specified location.

Identify a font by appearance Identify a font by answering a series of simple questions about its appearance. You may find it helpful to use a magnifying glass or hand lens if the text size is small. Restricted set of letters If you have a restricted set of letters, such as in a logo or heading, enter them below. You will then only be asked questions that can be answered from the letters you specified:

online tool will remove common letter accents from your text and supported letter accents for removal* are: *Accented above, replacement below. À Á Â Ã Ä Å à á â ã ä å Ç ç Ð È É Ê Ë è é ê ë Ì Í Î Ï ì í î ï Ñ ñ Ò Ó Ô Õ Õ Ö Ø ò ó ô õ ö ø Š š Ù Ú Û Ü ù ú û ü Ÿ ÿ ý Ž ž A A A A A A a a a a a a C c D E E E E e e e e I I I I i i i i N n O O O O O O O o o o o o o S s U U U U u u u u Y y y Z z

On the Memorize page, you can:- Display the memory item in full.- Show the first letter of each word. (See if you can recall the item just using those clues.)- Add more and more blank spaces to the item and see if you can still recall it.- Hide the entire item, try to recite it, then show it again to see how well you did.- If you need a hint, roll the cursor over a blank space to show the first letter of the missing word. Click on the first letter to show the full word.- In the Letters mode, click on any letter to see the full word. Click the flash card button to go through all your items and see how well you recall them. Import from speadsheets

you write a letter to your future. And then we do a little bending of the space-time continuum and we deliver it for you. It's kinda cool to surprise your future self with a letter from the past. Some words of inspiration. A swift kick in the pants. Or just thoughts on where you'll or what you'll be up to in a year, two years...more? FutureMe.org is based on the principle that memories are less accurate than emails. And we strive for accuracy.

Letter snippets to copy

1. Remove Duplicate Lines 2. Sort Lines Alphabetically 3. Make all Lines Lowercase 4. Make all Lines Uppercase 5. Uppercase First Letter of all Lines 6. Uppercase First Letter of all Words 7. Add AutoIncremented Number before each Line 8. Add AutoIncremented Number after each Line 9. Add [st,nd,rd,th] to each AutoIncremented Number

Useful for your tweets on Twitter, as well as a multitude of other applications, this is a free online calculator which counts the number of characters or letters in a text.

generates the text with each letter an image different font

clic in the preview to change letter, drag to rotate

Tagxedo turns words -- famous speeches, news articles, slogans and themes, even your love letters -- into a visually stunning tag cloud, words individually sized appropriately to highlight the frequencies of occurence within the body of text.

"Convert Web Page to Elegant Printer Friendly PDF Save, Read, and Print Directly from your Browser Control Page Size (Letter, Legal, A0-A9, B0-B10, +more) Control Orientation (Landscape, Portrait) Control PDF Mode (Color, Gray) Exclude Web Page Images or Background to Optimize Printing No Registration, No Email, Unlimited Usage"

00: Basic Latin, Latin 1 01: Latin ext A, Latin ext B 02: Latin ext B cont, ... 03: Diacrit, Greek, Coptic 04: Cyrillic 05: Cyrillic Supp., Armenian, Hebrew 06: Arabic 07: Syriac, Thaana 09: Devanagari, Bengali 0A: Gurmukhi, Gujarati 0B: Oriya, Tamil 0C: Telugu, Kannada 0D: Malayalam, Sinhala 0E: Thai, Lao 0F: Tibetan 10: Mayanmar, Georgian 11: Hangul Jamo 12: Ethiopic 13: Ethiopic, Cherokee 17: Tagalog,Hanunoo,Buhid,Tagbanwa,Khmer 18: Mongolian 19: Limbu, Tai Le, Khmer Symbols 1D: Phonetic Extensions 1E: Latin Extended Additional 1F: Greek Extended 20: Punctuation,Sub/Superscripts,Currency 21: Letterlike Syms, Number Forms, Arrows 22: Mathematical Operators 23: Misc. Technical 24: Ctl Picts, OCR, Encl Alphanumerics 25: Box Drawing, Block Elem, Geom Shapes 26: Misc Symbols 27: Dingbats,Misc.Math-A,Supp.Arrows-A 28: Braille 29: Suppl. Arrows-B, Misc.Math.Symbols-B 2A: Supplemental Mathematical Operators 2B: Miscellaneous Symbols and Arrows 2E: CJK Radicals Supplement 2F: Kanji Radicals,Ideographic DescChars 30: CJK Syms+Punct, Hiragana, Katakana 31: Bopomofo, Hangul Compat Jamo, ... 32: Enclosed CJK Letters and Months 33: CJK Compatibility 34: CJK Unified Ideographs Extension A 4D: Yijing Hexagram Symbols 4E: CJK Unified Ideographs (start) 9F: CJK Unified Ideographs (end) A0: Yi Syllables (start) A4: Yi Syllables (end), Yi Radicals AC: Hangul Syllables (start) D7: Hangul Syllables (end) D8: High Surrogates (start) DB: High Surrogates (end), DC: Low Surrogates (start) DF: Low Surrogates (end) E0: Private Use Area (start) F8: Private Use Area (end) F9: CJK Compatibility Ideographs FA: CJK Compatibility Ideographs (cont) FB: Alpha Pres Fms,Arabic Pres Fms A(st) FD: Arabic Presentation Forms-A (end) FF: Halfwidth+Fullwidth Forms, Specials

amp-what is a quick, interactive reference of 14,500 HTML character entities* and common Unicode characters, 8859-1 characters, quotation marks, punctuation marks, accented characters, symbols, mathematical symbols, and Greek letters, icons, and markup-significant & internationalization characters. - See more at: http://www.amp-what.com/#sthash.kVad69c6.dpuf

This is a annotation/hightlight vs comment selected text test. See discussion here NB: In comments the HTML code gets rendered! =D Which means you can use HTML in comments! =D

Java program which converts latin letters into arabic equivalents as you type them.

bit like yubnub by email