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. New option for light-on-dark character table in Mojave's Dark Mode. Preference option for highlighting favorite characters. New mechanism for alternative names in the Unicode standard (currently used to unify lambda/lamda). Layouts are now always listed in alphabetical order in the menu. PopChar now uses the system's highlight color for the selected character in the table. PopChar's menu bar icon now uses the correct accent color when clicked.

Skin tone and text/emoji pop-up menus now use the correct accent color for highlighting the selected item. Info line in contact mail contains information about the system language and Dark Mode. The skin and text/emoji pop-up menus have a dark appearance in Dark Mode. The preview images for the P icon in PopChar's preferences now adapt to Dark Mode. PopChar now closes its window when you send a mail message to us from the contact sheet. Metrics adjustments for the Bravura font family.

When PopChar starts up, it now checks for the required Accessibility permissions and helps to enable PopChar in System Preferences. Visual feedback when pointing at the borders of the PopChar window helps with resizing the window. Fixes an inconsistency in new PopChar installations, where the “Show font names in their own font” checkbox did not match the actual state.

Fixes partially overlapping buttons in the About window on older versions of macOS. Works around an issue in Mojave, where PopChar could not reliably be activated by clicking the “P” icon when it was set to appear in a corner of the screen. Avoids flickering window while resizing. Compatible with macOS Mojave. Support for Unicode 11.0, including the new Emoji 11 characters. New built-in layout for Emojis 11.0.

Support for Mojave's Dark Mode. PopChar now remembers the selected font collection across restarts.

The shape finder button is now hidden when it makes no sense in the current mode. The group button is now located next to the shape finder button (instead of the top part of the scrollbar). Clarified warning in the German version of the built-in installer. Improved hotkey field implementation avoids issues when the window loses focus and is prepared for Mojave. Small changes that improve visibility of certain icons. All internal URLs to the Ergonis server now use secure https connections. Reduced network traffic when checking for new versions.

Fixes a drawing problem with extremely slow response on Mojave. Fixes a cosmetic problem with a partially cut off button in the Preview/Sample views. Fixes a text artifact that appeared on top of the formatted insertion mode button on Mojave. Fixes cosmetic issues with cut-off icons and buttons. Fixes the first-time hint in the German version, where the text was truncated. Fixes a potential crash when the PopChar window was moved offscreen.

Fixes strange jumps while moving the PopChar window. Fixes a problem where the progress window could not be dismissed when the update to a newer version failed. New preference setting for showing font names in their own font (WYSIWYG font names). HTML characters can now be inserted in hexadecimal notation. Option for remembering the selected font for all applications (instead of separately per application).

It is now possible to control whether PopChar may perform version checks in full-screen mode. The About window now contains a button that creates a diagnostics report for troubleshooting. Automatic conversion of layout files into a format that can also be used by the Windows version of PopChar. Additional information during installation clarifies the situation when a newer version is not covered by the current license. Metrics adjustments for the IBM Plex font family.

Metrics adjustments for the Carta font. Metrics adjustments for the Candlescript Pro font. Improved implementation of the gradients in the magnification lens.

Updated version of the Alphabet layout fixes an error in the Romanian character set. PopChar now makes sure that its window is completely visible on the screen. In the keyboard equivalents, PopChar now displays only keys that are physically present on the attached keyboard. Built-in helper applications are now 64-bit to support the next version of macOS. Fixes an update problem when a previous version of PopChar was installed in a folder that no longer exists. Fixes a cosmetic issue with updates on High Sierra, where the download progress window remained on the screen for too long. Improved window location and size when PopChar is opened for the first time.

Fixes an incorrect button label for opening System Preferences when PopChar asks for Accessibility permissions. Fixes incorrect alignment of a message at the top of the character table.

Fixes incorrect length of the layout connection line in the French version. Fixes a confusing message in the preferences window when PopChar has not yet checked for available updates.

Fixes a potential problem when PopChar makes offscreen windows visible. BLOCK bb in layout descriptions (where bb is the name of a Unicode Block, such as “Basic Latin” or “Cyrillic”) includes all characters from the specified block.

FIND ss in layout descriptions includes all characters that match the search string ss (example: FIND arrow). BLOCK-OTHER bb in layout descriptions includes all characters from the Unicode block bb that are not already present in the layout. OTHER in layout descriptions includes all remaining characters that are not explicitly defined otherwise. When PopChar is not registered with a license key, the message at the top of the window now tells what to do. Preview pictures for the “P” placement in PopChar's preferences now reflect the appearance on Sierra and newer. New metrics adjustments for 33 fonts.

Improved vertical spacing of characters to avoid truncation of ornaments that extend beyond the font's bounding box. When selecting “Font Preview” or “Sample Text”, PopChar switches to the previously used text template instead of automatically switching to “Custom Sample Text” or “Editable Text”. PopChar now correctly remembers the previously set up custom sample text. Works around a problem that caused PopChar to hang when trying to find ligatures in certain corrupted fonts.

Fixes an incorrect definition of the “Warang Citi” Unicode block. Fixes a misplaced checkbox in the French version of PopChar's preferences window. Internal cleanup of resources that are no longer needed.

Custom Layouts: It is now possible to create custom groupings and arrangements for characters. New “Recent Characters” section is now always available at the top of the character table, right below the favorite characters. Predefined layout that arranges emojis by their meaning.

It is now possible to link fonts with preferred layouts that work best for these fonts. Cleaned-up layouts: The legacy layouts ASCII and MacRoman as well as the Recent Characters layout have been removed, as they are no longer needed. PopChar now finds and displays ligatures that are available in fonts. The “Show x in the Unicode Context” context menu command is now also available for characters in the Favorites group, the new Recent group and in other layouts. New view “All Unicode Characters” shows all characters that are defined in the Unicode standard - with placeholders for those that do not have a representation in any installed font. PopChar's About window now shows the number of installed fonts and font families. New export format for favorite characters with support for font-specific favorites and ligatures.

Extended list of “zero-width joiner” Emoji sequences, including person roles, male/female variants, and the rainbow flag. Updated list of Emoji characters with skin tones. PopChar now supports skin tone variants of “zero-width joiner” Emoji sequences. Support for Emoji Presentation Sequences for selecting the text or emoji form of characters that can have both presentations. Improved fine-tuning for 20 fonts, mostly for improving the display of combining characters. PopChar can now insert emojis with skin tones as formatted text and HTML codes. Support for Emoji key symbol sequences created with “combining enclosing keycap”.

When selecting “Show x in the Unicode Context”, the selected character briefly blinks, so it's easier to find among the other characters. Improved handling of font-specific characters in the Private Use Areas. Improves the representation of combining characters in the “Character Description”. Combining characters are now displayed in centered positions within table cells, without overlapping adjacent characters.

The “Show x in the Unicode Context” context menu command now always shows the selected character in the standard “Unicode Blocks” layout. Combining characters no longer overlap with previous text in the context menu. Smoother fading animation when opening and closing the PopChar window. Improved alignment and space usage for Apple Color Emoji. More consistent arrangement of control items in the window header. Fixes a problem that resulted in unexpected matches when certain undefined Unicode numbers were entered in the search field.

Fixes a problem that prevented removal of certain characters from the Favorites group. Works around a problem where the previously used layout was not restored when quitting and relaunching PopChar. Fixes a cosmetic issue with missing or duplicate separator lines in the context menu. Works around a rare crash when checking for a newer version. Fixes a cosmetic alignment issue with characters that need to be drawn in a slightly smaller size.

Fixes a vertical alignment issues of certain fonts within the PopChar table. Works around an issue that caused unexpected font substitution when unavailable characters were redrawn in the PopChar window. Fixes an error in the handling of Unicode surrogate pairs.

Fixes a problem where certain wide characters were not correctly drawn on the baseline. Correct capitalization of the language name in the font collection menu.

Works around a bug in the character set implementation of macOS. Fixes a problem with a confusing version alert when there was a problem with the network connection. In Apple Color Emoji, PopChar now shows combination characters that are created from 'zero width joiner' character sequences (such as couple and family icons). The 'Font Info' view now contains information about the font format (OpenType, TrueType, PostScript). The keyboard shortcut for opening the PopChar window may now include the enter key. Typing with the mouse pointer over the character table now starts a search without needing to select the search field first. When a new version is available, the message in the Preferences window now also informs about the current version.

Fixes a cosmetic issue with partially truncated character descriptions. More tolerant handling of dashes in license key. Fixes an installation problem during an update when the previous version had been moved to the trash. 'invalid advancement' problems of fonts are now reported in the console log only once.

Fixes a problem that resulted in a large empty space when looking for a character in a collapsed group. Improved handling of previous preference settings when switching between different PopChar versions. New troubleshooting function for fixing off-screen windows. In Apple Color Emoji, you can now select skin tone variants of all applicable symbols by clicking the skin tone symbol in the lower right corner of the symbol (requires OS X Yosemite 10.10.3 or newer). Group headers can now be collapsed and expanded with double-clicks (in addition to clicking the disclosure triangle). It is now possible to collapse or expand all groups by pressing the option key while clicking a disclosure triangle.

Text items in the About window can now be selected and copied to the clipboard. Management training & consultancy limited. Works around a problem where the built-in installer got confused when a previous version of PopChar had been moved to the trash. Fixes an alignment issue where PopChar failed to recognize clicks on the magnifier icon. Works around an issue that caused checks for new versions to fail on El Capitan.

Fixes a problem that caused some elements in the PopChar window to become unresponsive in certain situations. The installer now shows a more prominent warning when the version to be installed is not covered by the current license. Silent installation without audible feedback. The installer now automatically quits after successful installation.

Fixes a truncated button title in the 'What's New' window. Support for Unicode 8.0. PopChar is prepared for El Capitan (solves a problem that resulted in empty character tables). PopChar now includes searchable descriptions and Mandarin pronunciations of Chinese characters, according to the Unicode standard. PopChar now shows a small keyboard symbol next to the keyboard combination for the selected character. Loading of character names when the PopChar window opens is now about 6 times faster.

Produces fewer console log messages when searching for shapes and importing favorite characters. The character description at the bottom of the table consists of up to two lines for longer descriptions. Works around a situation in which a new version could not be installed because an active older version would not quit.

Fixes a problem that caused the 'Mark Fonts Containing' command to fail for characters outside the first Unicode plane. Works around a cosmetic issue with vertical offsets of characters from different fonts. More robust handling of font families with inaccessible font members (which also solves a problem with fallback fonts on El Capitan).

Fine-tuned size adjustments for more than 20 fonts, in particular many fonts for Arabic. Works around a problem in MS Word 2016 that caused the creation of bookmarks around copied text fragments. Works around an issue that caused PopChar to become unresponsive when FreeHand was the current application. Fixes an insertion problem in CorelDRAW. When a new version is available, PopChar now shows a message that tells whether the new version is free.

The Registration window now contains information about the issue date of the registered license key. When a new version is available, you can now check the new features before downloading the new version. Works around a bug in FileMaker, where certain characters could not be inserted. Fixes a bug in the export of favorite characters, when some favorite characters were outside the basic multilingual plane.

Fixes a confusing message when a new version is available. Internal improvements in the implementation of update checking. Built-in installer adapted to new functions and appearance of Yosemite. Works around an occasional installation problem when the target folder was not writable. The installer now helps with purchasing and updating licenses when the current license does not cover the new version. When an emoji character is not available in the current font, it is now shown in the Apple Color Emoji font, which avoids empty cells in the PopChar table.

Faster startup. Reduced memory footprint when PopChar is not actively used. PopChar now shows the names of the Emoji skin tone characters (which are not yet defined in the currently official Unicode version 7). Improved reliability of the formatted insertion technique. Works around a situation where the character table was scrolled to an unexpected offset after a font change.

Fixes a problem that resulted in an invisible registration hint in trial mode. Works around an issue that could result in increasing memory usage over time. Graphical shape finder for finding characters by drawing the desired shape.

Find similar shapes. Font filter for limiting the font list to fonts that match a given text. PopChar can now export and import the favorite characters to and from a text file. New window layout with permanently visible font list. Larger font for the font list. New technological basis (new compiler, new libraries, faster code, etc.). Easier resizing of the PopChar window from the corners.

Improved navigation with the tab key. Improved appearance (in particular, regarding text in user interface elements) on Yosemite. Improved handling of special characters when searching for characters by their Unicode number. Works around a font metrics issue in Asana-Math. Characters are no longer drawn with shadows by default (but the option to add shadows still exists in PopChar's preferences). High-resolution artwork, some items redesigned to better match Yosemite.

Reduced flickering when the mouse pointer moves between parts of the PopChar window. Works around an issue that caused PopChar to initially open with an inaccessible font on Mavericks and Yosemite. Fixes a problem that caused a manual check for new versions to fail.

Fixes a cosmetic issue with misaligned items in the PopChar window. Works around a potential crash during scanning of menus. Fixes internal issues that could lead to increased memory usage over time. Starting with version 7.0, PopChar X requires OS X 10.6 or newer. Support for Unicode 7.0. After a search operation, a new context menu item 'Show X in the Unicode Context' clears the search field and shows the selected character's context in the character table. Improved 'Scripts and Symbols' layout better matches the definitions in the Unicode standard.

Faster display of the character table. Internal steamlining improves speed of housekeeping tasks. New internal troubleshooting technique for isolating font-related problems. Improved visibility of the PopChar icon against the dark menu background of Yosemite.

Works around a problem that resulted in a misplaced magnifier after scrolling operations. Avoids a crash with fonts that do not support certain features. Works around a character alignment problem on Yosemite. Fixes an alignment issue in the preferences sheet.

Fixes a cosmetic issue with the focus frame of keyboard shortcut fields on Yosemite. Fixes an issue where the PopChar window was invisible after certain changes in the configuration of multiple screens. Fixes a potential issue with the clipboard representation of certain CJK characters. Fixes a problem with incorrect display of modifier keys for some keyboard configurations. Faster display of the character table. The built-in installer now reliably cleans up temporary files after automatic updates.

Reduced background activity by reloading the available fonts only when absolutely necessary. Fewer console log messages for recurring activities. Improved performance of application monitoring tasks. PopChar now detects the current font in QuarkXPress. Faster detection of the current application font when the PopChar window opens. PopChar now remembers the previously selected font separately for each application.

When a new version of PopChar is available, a more informative message now also mentions the release date and the currently installed version. On Mavericks, the 'corner P' now appears on the active screen on multi-monitor configurations.

The 'corner P' is now updated much faster when the screen configuration changes. PopChar now avoids contextual alternate forms when displaying the character table. Improved assistent for enabling accessibility permissions for PopChar. On Mavericks, PopChar now shows a more precise message when it needs accessibility permissions. New button locking strategy in the Registration window avoids misunderstandings with correctly registered licenses.

Faster startup and slightly reduced memory footprint with many installed fonts. The total count of characters in the group menu now excludes the favorites, so favorite characters are no longer counted twice. Fixes an issue that resulted in warning messages about deprecated methods. Fixes a problem that caused the small 'P' to appear along an edge of the screen on Mavericks. Works around a rare crash during background scanning of fonts on Mavericks. Fixes a problem that caused PopChar to become unresponsive when installed fonts were removed.

The command-F keyboard shortcut enters the search field. It is now possible to immediately start a search by typing the search string when the cursor is in PopChar's character table. New context menu command 'Copy Character Description' copies a brief summary of the selected Unicode character to the clipboard.

New context menu item 'Copy Font List' for copying the list of font names to the clipboard. Support for Unicode 6.2. The PopChar window opens when PopChar is launched manually by double-clicking the PopChar icon in the Finder. New font matching technique reliably finds fonts for font family names. Improved appearance of the group pop-up button, in particular on retina displays.

Solves a problem where some fonts could not be detected in certain applications (such as MS Word). Double-clicking the PopChar icon in the Finder no longer closes the PopChar window when it is already open. Fixes a scrolling issue when PopChar was launched manually with a double-click. Avoids blinking characters when the PopChar window was opened for the first time. Works around flickering window on Mountain Lion.

Streamlined user interface. New 'Font Preview' gives an impression of a selected font by showing a few representative characters and a selectable sample text in multiple font sizes. New 'Sample Text' shows what the font looks like when applied to typical text fragments. Various predefined samples can be selected, and you can use the 'Editable Text' variant to customize your own sample text.

You can use a slider to quickly view the text samples in various font sizes. Both the 'Font Preview' and the 'Sample Text' can be printed to create beautiful font sheets. Command+digit Keyboard shortcuts for switching the current view. Support for Unicode 6.1. Improved message in the registration window. Improved insertion of MacRoman characters in applications with limited Unicode support. ASCII mode is no longer needed and has been removed.

The ASCII/Unicode/All control has been replaced with a pop-up button with clearer descriptions. The shown repertoire no longer switches between characters of the current font and the union of all fonts when switching applications. The Installer's completion sound now plays through the 'sound effects' channel and respects the alert volume as defined in System Preferences. The 'PopChar' pop-up menu now has a gear wheel symbol. Works around problems caused by corrupted font files.

Faster background scanning of the available fonts. Fixes the definition of the 'Phonetic Symbols' group in 'Scripts and Symbols', which incorrectly contained the 'Latin Extended-D' Unicode block. Fixes a problem with searches for character names that returned incorrect characters beyond the basic Unicode plane.

Works around a bug in Mac OS X that resulted in an incorrect list of characters when searching for 'unnamed' characters. Detects the current font in Adobe Illustrator CS3 through CS6. New technique for adding PopChar to the list of Login Items now also works for Mountain Lion.

Faster startup, less background activity. Avoids occasional crashes when PopChar updated its internal data structures in reaction to addition or removal of fonts. Works around issues with recently used fonts that are no longer available. Works around a problem where the group pop-up was not visible on Lion and Mountain Lion. A new custom size slider allows to individually shrink or enlarge the display per font, relative to the global character size setting in PopChar's preferences. PopChar now comes with fine-tuned display for more than 70 fonts, including popular fonts like Arial, Apple Symbols, Arial Unicode, Cambria, Code2000, Lucida Grande, Lucida Sans Unicode, Palatino, Papyrus, Skia, Tahoma, Times, Verdana, and Zapfino. Reduced background activity when the P for activating PopChar is located in a corner of the screen.

Frequently used characters can now be collected in a custom 'Favorites' group. User-definable hotkey for opening and closing the PopChar window. PopChar now uses a simpler technique and an improved visual representation for the menu attached to the status item in the menu bar. Corrects a misleading message about coverage of license keys. The character table now displays and scrolls much faster. Faster and more reliable reaction after changes to the installed fonts.

Improved dynamic updates of special cases for specific applications. Works around an issue that caused the Mac OS X font manager to crash PopChar. Works around an issue with incorrect font geometry specifications in some fonts (e.g., TITUS Cyberbit Basic and New Athena Unicode) that resulted in large overlapping characters.

Works around an issue that caused the window to jump to the right in certain rare circumstances. Uses a new insertion technique that should work faster and more reliable in most applications. Works around a problem that caused PopChar to hang while updating font collections after a change. Works around a problem with TIFF clipboard contents created by Adobe Fireworks. Works around a problem where PopChar could not insert characters in the title field of a note in Tinderbox.

Works around an issue caused by the 'smart quotes' feature of certain applications that prevented insertion of straight quote characters with PopChar. The installer displays a more prominent warning when a new version is not covered by the current license. Rewording of some messages clarifies the new license model. Installation works around a permission issue when an older version of PopChar had unusual permissions in a non-admin account. Fixes a problem where no text could be entered in the license key field. Solves a problem that sometimes caused the PopChar window to open in ASCII mode although a different view was selected. PopChar now supports the font collections defined in Font Book and the Mac OS X font panel.

It is now possible to restrict the font list to only those fonts that contain the currently marked character. Improved compatibility with Snow Leopard. Support for Unicode 5.2.

PopChar now displays standard space characters with a visible representation that indicates the width of the space. New 'Check for Updates' menu item in the PopChar pop-up menu.

New technique for easy installation and update. Improved version checking during beta tests. Clipboard saving and restoration is now done more efficiently. Works around a problem where invalid clipboard contents could lead to a high CPU load when PopChar was not currently used.

Restoration of the clipboard can now be temporarily turned off by option-clicking characters. Improved handling of special cases for Java applications. More flexible adaptation to applications with special requirements. Internal unification of various application-specific configurations and font-detection techniques. Avoids warning messages about certain deprecated methods under Snow Leopard. PopChar now has a support interface that simplifies registration and various support activities.

The version check now includes dynamic updates of special cases for certain applications. Default buttons in sheets are now correctly highlighted. Faster font list update when the set of installed fonts changes. PopChar now disables the 'As in Document' setting for Excel to avoid a bug in Excel that terminates editing of spreadsheet cells. Fixes an issue with overlapping items in the French localization. Works around a problem in MS Word that caused the creation of bookmarks for every copied piece of text when PopChar is active.

Fixes a visual glitch where the magnifier could become larger than the screen for ASCII characters. Fixes an inconsistency between the status of the font drawer and the Show/Hide Font List menu command. Fixes some known memory leaks. Avoids a console log error message about unsupported style masks on Snow Leopard.

Compact storage of application-specific settings. Context menu supports copying selected characters to the clipboard in various formats. PopChar now supports searching for characters by their decimal and hexadecimal Unicode numbers. Entering or pasting arbitrary text in the search field displays the characters used within the text. Support for Unicode 5.0.

Automatic checking for new versions. Fixes a problem where typing or pasting a license key sometimes did not work.

The 'As in Document' option could cause Excel 2004 to hang on Leopard. Ready for Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard). New magnifier tool shows an enlargement of the selected character. 'As in Document' font selection works with all components of iWork '08. Avoids flickering of the selected character when the 'As in Document' option is enabled. Accellerates 'As in Document' font checking and avoids mismatches in some applications.

The corner 'P' of PopChar now correctly appears on all 'desktops' in virtual desktop managers (such as VirtueDesktops, You Control Desktops, Desktop Manager and Codetek Virtual Desktop). Fixes a crash at startup that affected some users after applying the system update 2007–005. When a sheet was visible, characters could be selected in the partly covered table. Changing preference settings caused flickering of the character information field. Fixes a problem that could cause insertion of the current clipboard instead of the selected character in MS Office applications. Fixes a problem with multiple Spaces in Leopard, where the corner 'P' would show up only in the first space. Fixes a problem where selection of characters did not work immediately after opening the PopChar window.

Fixes an inconsistency with online renewal of license keys. Fixes a scrolling problem when a character was inserted multiple times. New option to hide the corner 'P' unless the mouse pointer is near the corner.

New option to highlight recently selected characters with a yellow background. Improved handling of mouse movements avoids flickering.

Faster display of the character table during scrolling and selection. The PopChar window now closes faster when the mouse pointer leaves the window. PopChar is now resolution-independent in preparation for future Mac OS X enhancements. Some characters of certain fonts occasionally appeared with incorrect attributes. In some situations, the preferences sheet could not be displayed. Certain preference settings could cause a crash at startup.

Fixes a problem that caused slowdown after long periods of use without relaunching PopChar. Works around a problem with some exotic fonts that left artefacts during scrolling. The first character in the font list sometimes was not visible. The scrolling position was not always correct in the 'Scripts and Symbols' view.

Works around problems in QuarkXpress and InDesign CS1 that caused insertion of the clipboard instead of the selected character. PopChar 3.1 did not restore the clipboard after inserting a character. Automatic font detection ('As in Document') now works with Pages (v.2.0 or newer).

PopChar now uses a more sophisticated technique to determine the best font size to display. As a result, many fonts are now shown in larger sizes, so the characters can be recognized more easily.

PopChar detects corrupted fonts and displays a warning message on attempts to display an unusable font. PopChar now uses less memory and reacts faster when the current keyboard layout changes. In ASCII mode, the non-breaking space character was displayed and inserted as a regular space character. PopChar now works around a bug in QuarkXPress that resulted in insertion of a question mark instead of the selected character. The 'As In Document' feature sometimes failed immediately after inserting a character.

PopChar now detects and works around anomalies in fonts with incorrect size information. Fixes a problem that could cause high memory load and slow response when PopChar had been active for a long time. Fixes a problem with certain applications that refused to insert selected characters.

PopChar 3 is a Universal Binary and runs natively on PowerPC and Intel-based Macs. The PopChar character table now appears in a window that 'floats' above all other windows and can be placed anywhere on the screen. As an alternative to the well-known 'P box' in the top-left corner of the screen, PopChar can now be configured to include a 'status item' icon in the right-hand portion of the menu bar. If the space in the menu bar gets tight, the status item may disappear. PopChar detects this situation and then temporarily switches back to the 'corner P'. Instead of a font menu with hundreds of fonts, PopChar now features a font list in a separate drawer that can be opened on demand. The most recently used fonts appear in a shortened pop-up menu in the PopChar window.

PopChar now supports font styles. The font list contains the font families only; if a family has multiple members (such as bold or italic variants), they can be selected from a popup menu in the font list drawer. Unicode characters can be arranged as Unicode blocks or as collections of scripts and symbols. There is a new Recent Characters view that displays recently used characters from the current font. The groups in the Unicode table can be collapsed. PopChar remembers the state of the groups across fonts and restarts. If you do not need Cyrillic letters, collapsing the Cyrillic groups gives you a better overview of the other characters.

PopChar now knows the Unicode character names of more than 16,000 characters. The PopChar window now contains a search field for instant lookup of characters by their names.

PopChar now supports Unicode-based keyboard layouts and displays the keystrokes needed to generate the selected character. This even works for 'full Unicode layouts' that are capable to generate all characters from the Unicode plane 0. PopChar now comes with three separate insertion modes: plain, formatted (with choice of font size) and HTML.

These possibilities have already existed in previous versions, but they are now more consistent. Beside that, every character can now be inserted as HTML. HTML characters can be inserted by their names or numerically. Fine-grained preferences options give you better control whether the PopChar window should remain permanently open or automatically close on certain actions. It is now possible to specify the desired display size of characters; in ASCII view, an additional option specifies whether the characters should be scaled to fit the window. Activation is now also possible via a menu status item. PopChar 3 can show all Unicode characters available in fonts even characters beyond the first Unicode plane.

Improved transfer of characters to the current application results in improved compatibility with more applications. Improved automatic font detection (now available via the 'As in Document' menu command) with better support for exotic applications. Improved feedback when automatic font detection succeeds or fails.

The registration process has been streamlined and simplified. The documentation is now available in English, German, and French. Earlier versions of PopChar sometimes lost preference settings (including the license key). In some fonts, wrong characters were inserted in non-Unicode applications. Conversely, characters from certain fonts (most notably the Wingdings family) could not be correctly inserted in Unicode-aware applications. Previous versions did not include certain fonts for foreign languages (in particular, Hebrew and Arabic fonts).

Since PopChar 3 is no longer limited to the fonts available to Carbon applications, it now displays all installed fonts. PopChar now works with CopyPaste installed. PopChar 3 now requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or newer.

PopChar 3 no longer supports Classic applications. Automatic font detection in Word, Excel, Illustrator, InDesign and BBEdit.

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When the option key is pressed, PopChar X now inserts the HTML codes for selected Unicode symbols. PopChar X now supports the scroll wheel on extended mice. A context click (right mouse button or control-click) in the PopChar X window and the 'P' box directly opens the 'macility menu'.

The preferred font and the 'styled insertion' mode (including the font size) are now remembered separately for each application. PopChar X has been prepared for localization. Version 2.0 supports English and German. Some preferences could be lost under certain circumstances.

Fixed a memory leak that slowed down PopChar X after multiple uses. PopChar X works around a bug in Mac OS X (versions 10.2.0 up to 10.2.2) that could lead to crashes at startup or to false alerts about a duplicate license key. Keyboard modifiers now appear correctly for all international systems. When the “P” box was clicked, the PopChar X window sometimes appeared and immediately disappeared again. The PopChar X window is now less transparent, which improves readability of characters. PopChar X consistently uses Quartz-based drawing of anti-aliased text.

Scrolling of Unicode tables has been accelerated. PopChar X now uses significantly less CPU time when it is not in use. It is now possible to move the 'P box' in the menu bar. Press the command key and move the 'P box' to the desired position. This helps avoid conflicts with other utilities that also activate in the top-left corner of the menu bar (such as MaxMenus).

PopChar X now has an option to display and insert control characters. PopChar X displays the ASCII code and keyboard combination in sticky mode when you just point at a character. PopChar X is now more tolerant in sticky mode when you slip and move the mouse pointer out of the window. The window no longer disappears immediately. All characters are now drawn with antialiasing. The 'Start at Login' option now works correctly.

When a different keyboard was selected from the keyboard menu, PopChar X did not recognize the change. It displayed wrong keyboard equivalents and inserted wrong characters when the 'styled' checkbox was off. Some fonts were displayed in tiny font sizes in one or two columns.

PopChar X now correctly determines the best display size for these fonts. When a character was selected in 'styled' mode, PopChar X sometimes deleted items from a DragThing palette. PopChar X sometimes displayed a non-existing character at the end of the table.