Webdings Font
Webdings is a TrueType dingbat typeface created in 1997. It was at first circulated with Internet Explorer 4.0, then, at that point as a feature of Core text styles for the Web, and is remembered for all forms of Microsoft Windows since Windows 98. The entirety of the Webding glyphs that are not unifiable with existing Unicode characters was added to the Unicode Standard when adaptation 7.0 was delivered in June 2014.
There are a few “classes” of images in Webdings; gatherings of comparable images. Image patterns like this in the textual style incorporate climate symbols, land with various constructions based on top, vehicles and ICT. Images that could be compared to characters not accessible on an English console also exist in the text style (for instance, the pigeon and Earth images.
Usage
As indicated by Vincent Connare, who planned the textual style, the character was expected to gesture to the logo of the British ska record name 2 Tone Records. Nature has since been embraced as an emoticon: U+1F574. Connare additionally planned the lightning bolt image to look like the one on the front of the David Bowie collection Aladdin Sane. Following the contention over the conceivable enemy of Semitic messages in the Wingdings text style, Connare deliberately delivered the Webdings character grouping “New York City” as an eye, a heart, and a city horizon, alluding to the I Love New York logo.
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Font info Table
| Name | Webdings Font |
| Style | Dingbat typeface |
| Designer | Microsoft |
| File Format | OTF,TTF |
| Font Licence | Free for Personal Use. |
| Type | Freeware Version. |
License Information
Webdings Font is available for free personal use. The Font is also assessable for commercial purposes. However, purchasing a commercial license is strongly advised for commercial use.