XML font embedding table
When you select ranges of fonts to embed, the list of selected fonts is stored and maintained as an external XML file and resides in the user configuration folder. It is named Unicode_Table.xml and contains the one-to-many relationship between a particular language and all the necessary Unicode glyph ranges as shown in the following Korean examples.
The font set groupings are based on the Unicode Blocks as defined by the Unicode Consortium. To provide a simpler workflow, when you select a particular language, all related glyph ranges are embedded even if they are scattered into disjointed groupings.
For example, if you select Korean, the following Unicode character ranges are embedded:
3131‑318E Hangul symbols
3200‑321C Hangul specials
3260‑327B Hangul specials
327F‑327F Korean symbol
AC00‑D7A3 Hangul symbols
If you select Korean + CJK, a larger font set is embedded:
3131‑318E Hangul symbols
3200‑321C Hangul specials
3260‑327B Hangul specials
327F‑327F Korean symbol
4E00‑9FA5 CJK symbols
AC00‑D7A3 Hangul symbols
F900‑FA2D CJK symbols
The following table gives more details about the font selections for embedded fonts:
|
Range |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Uppercase [A–Z] |
Basic Latin uppercase glyphs |
|
Lowercase [a–z] |
Basic Latin lowercase glyphs |
|
Numerals [0–9] |
Basic Latin numeral glyphs |
|
Punctuation [!@#%...] |
Basic Latin punctuation |
|
Basic Latin |
Basic Latin glyphs within the Unicode range 0x0021 to 0x007E |
|
Japanese Kana |
Hiragana and Katakana glyphs (including half-width forms) |
|
Japanese Kanji – Level 1 |
Japanese Kanji characters |
|
Japanese (All) |
Japanese Kana and Kanji (including punctuation and special characters) |
|
Basic Hangul |
Most commonly used Korean characters, Roman characters, punctuations, and special characters/symbols |
|
Hangul (All) |
11,720 Korean characters (sorted by Hangul syllables), Roman characters, punctuations, and special characters/symbols) |
|
Traditional Chinese – Level 1 |
5000 most commonly used Traditional Chinese characters used in Taiwan |
|
Traditional Chinese (All) |
All Traditional Chinese characters used in Taiwan and Hong Kong, and punctuations |
|
Simplified Chinese – Level 1 |
6000 most commonly used Simplified Chinese characters used in mainland of China and punctuations |
|
Chinese (All) |
All Traditional and Simplified Chinese characters and punctuations |
|
Thai |
All Thai glyphs |
|
Devanagari |
All Devanagari glyphs |
|
Latin I |
Latin‑1 Supplement range 0x00A1 to 0x00FF (including punctuation, superscripts and subscripts, currency symbols, and letter-like symbols) |
|
Latin Extended A |
Latin Extended‑A range 0x0100 to 0x01FF (including punctuation, superscripts and subscripts, currency symbols, and letter-like symbols) |
|
Latin Extended B |
Latin Extended‑B range 0x0180 to 0x024F (including punctuation, superscripts and subscripts, currency symbols, and letter-like symbols) |
|
Latin Extended Add'l |
Latin Extended Additional range 0x1E00 to 0x1EFF (including punctuation, superscripts and subscripts, currency symbols, and letter-like symbols) |
|
Greek |
Greek and Coptic, plus Greek Extended (including punctuation, superscripts and subscripts, currency symbols, and letter-like symbols) |
|
Cyrillic |
Cyrillic (including punctuation, superscripts and subscripts, currency symbols, and letter-like symbols) |
|
Armenian |
Armenian plus ligatures |
|
Arabic |
Arabic plus Presentation Forms‑A and Presentation Forms‑B |
|
Hebrew |
Hebrew plus Presentation Forms (including punctuation, superscripts and subscripts, currency symbols, and letter-like symbols) |
