11-29-2022, 08:11 AM
U+xxxx is the standard Unicode notation when you want to unambiguously talk about a specific character that may or may not be displayable by your readers (lack of proper fonts...). Call it the character's serial number... It also allow you to [utl=https://unicodeplus.com/U+201C]find information about that given character|/url]. But it won't be replaced by the character itself in text applications.
In modern OSes (Windows, Linux, OSX) the clipboard will contain unicode characters so that you can copy:paste unicode text between applications (you can even copy/paste emojis these days...)
What I want to see is the screenshot when you copy-paste the <“>. Wha you can try also is use your "smart quotes" in your word processor and then copy-paste the text from the WP to Gimp.
Otherwise what font is this and what are the character codes for your "smart quotes"?
In modern OSes (Windows, Linux, OSX) the clipboard will contain unicode characters so that you can copy:paste unicode text between applications (you can even copy/paste emojis these days...)
What I want to see is the screenshot when you copy-paste the <“>. Wha you can try also is use your "smart quotes" in your word processor and then copy-paste the text from the WP to Gimp.
Otherwise what font is this and what are the character codes for your "smart quotes"?