Select this character and change the font to Bravura Text, and the G clef appears.
Again, if Bravura Text is not the selected font, you may see an empty rectangle or a rectangle containing ?. For example, to type the G clef (U+E050), hold Alt, type keypad +, then E050, then release Alt. If the application you are using does not support the kind of conversion described above, you can enable Unicode input by holding Alt, then typing + on the numeric keypad, then typing the hexadecimal number on the numeric keypad, before finally releasing Alt. Select this character and change the font to Bravura Text, and the G clef appears.Īlthough Unicode code points are normally written in the form U+E050, you can ignore the "U+" part when entering the code point in this and the following method. The typed characters E050 will be replaced by a single character, which may display as an empty rectangle or a rectangle containing ?. To enter this character in Word or WordPad, type E050 followed by Alt+X (hold the Alt key and then hit the X key). The Unicode code point for a G (treble) clef in Bravura Text is U+E050, which is a hexadecimal number (57424 in decimal). On Windows, some applications, such as Microsoft Word (part of the Microsoft Office suite) and WordPad (included with every Windows installation), have support for converting a typed alphanumeric sequence into a single Unicode character. Here are three methods you can try: Method 1: hexadecimal input followed by Alt There are multiple ways to type Unicode characters on Windows. In this document some basic instructions are included, but you may need to refer to other resources for help with your operating system and application of choice. SIL provides 4 with links to information and tools for Windows, OS X and Linux. Setting up for Unicode inputĭetailed instructions for how to enable Unicode input on all operating systems are beyond the scope of this document.
This means that the symbols cannot be typed by using the alphanumeric keys on your computer's keyboard on their own. SMuFL uses the Private Use Area of Unicode's Basic Multilingual Plane (U+E000 through U+FFFF) to encode all of the included symbols. 3 for a complete list of the symbols in Bravura Text, including a description and code point. Glyph repertoireīravura Text is a reference implementation for SMuFL, the Standard Music Font Layout, and as such contains all of the symbols defined in the SMuFL specification.
Bravura Text is a 1 font containing musical symbols intended for use in text-based applications such as word processors, text editors, desktop publishers, and it can also be used on the web.īravura Text is licensed under the 2, which means it is free to use, redistribute, and modify, but please do respect the conditions set out in the license.
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