#dingbats — Public Fediverse posts
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#dingbats oder #wingdings und die windows Zeichentabelle waren immer praktische Tools, um mal eben Symbole, Pfeile und kleine Icons im Fließtext unterzubringen. Gibt es da ein Linux-Äquivalent, das in Libre-Office funktioniert?
Wie würdet ihr "mal eben" ein Telefonsymbol herzaubern? #DID #DUT #linux -
#dingbats oder #wingdings und die windows Zeichentabelle waren immer praktische Tools, um mal eben Symbole, Pfeile und kleine Icons im Fließtext unterzubringen. Gibt es da ein Linux-Äquivalent, das in Libre-Office funktioniert?
Wie würdet ihr "mal eben" ein Telefonsymbol herzaubern? #DID #DUT #linux -
In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “A HIGH PRICE TO PAY”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “SCATTERBRAIN”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “HIGH TIDE”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “MEN IN BLACK”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “A FORK IN THE ROAD”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “THE IN CROWD”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “END OF AN ERA”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “IT'S ALL GREEK TO ME!”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “FROZEN IN TIME”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “BREAK THE SPEED LIMIT”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “KEEP IN TOUCH”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “LET'S GET TOGETHER”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “THE TIDES HAVE TURNED”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “ACROSTIC”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “GO BACK AND START AGAIN”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “ALL OVER NOTHING”.
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In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold. Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibson's Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today!
Yesterday’s answer was… “HIBERNATE”.
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It's our 5th anniversary of Daily DINGBATS this week, and our 45th anniversary of DINGBATS overall! Get the new version of the DINGBATS card game from Gibsons Games at http://dingbats.net/cardgame today.
Yesterday’s answer was… “CHAOTIC”.
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Can you solve today’s Daily DINGBATS puzzle? Check back tomorrow for the answer!
In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold, called DINGBATS®, WHATZIT?™ in North America, KATCH-ITS™ in Australia, ¿QUE ES?™ in Spain, WAS IS’ ES?™ in Germany.
Yesterday’s answer was… “AFFORDABLE”.
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Can you solve today’s Daily DINGBATS puzzle? Check back tomorrow for the answer!
In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold, called DINGBATS®, WHATZIT?™ in North America, KATCH-ITS™ in Australia, ¿QUE ES?™ in Spain, WAS IS’ ES?™ in Germany.
Yesterday’s answer was… “ROUND-THE-WORLD CRUISE”.
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Can you solve today’s Daily DINGBATS puzzle? Check back tomorrow for the answer!
In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold, called DINGBATS®, WHATZIT?™ in North America, KATCH-ITS™ in Australia, ¿QUE ES?™ in Spain, WAS IS’ ES?™ in Germany.
Yesterday’s answer was… “GET OVER IT”.
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Can you solve today’s Daily DINGBATS puzzle? Check back tomorrow for the answer!
In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold, called DINGBATS®, WHATZIT?™ in North America, KATCH-ITS™ in Australia, ¿QUE ES?™ in Spain, WAS IS’ ES?™ in Germany.
Yesterday’s answer was… “DOUBLE JEOPARDY”.
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Can you solve today’s Daily DINGBATS puzzle? Check back tomorrow for the answer!
In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold, called DINGBATS®, WHATZIT?™ in North America, KATCH-ITS™ in Australia, ¿QUE ES?™ in Spain, WAS IS’ ES?™ in Germany.
Yesterday’s answer was… “FULL TILT”.
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Can you solve today’s Daily DINGBATS puzzle? Check back tomorrow for the answer!
In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold, called DINGBATS®, WHATZIT?™ in North America, KATCH-ITS™ in Australia, ¿QUE ES?™ in Spain, WAS IS’ ES?™ in Germany.
Yesterday’s answer was… “DIVERTED TRAFFIC”.
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Can you solve today’s Daily DINGBATS puzzle? Check back tomorrow for the answer!
In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold, called DINGBATS®, WHATZIT?™ in North America, KATCH-ITS™ in Australia, ¿QUE ES?™ in Spain, WAS IS’ ES?™ in Germany.
Yesterday’s answer was… “A BIT OF THIS AND THAT”.
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Can you solve today’s Daily DINGBATS puzzle? Check back tomorrow for the answer!
In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold, called DINGBATS®, WHATZIT?™ in North America, KATCH-ITS™ in Australia, ¿QUE ES?™ in Spain, WAS IS’ ES?™ in Germany.
Yesterday’s answer was… “EXCUSE MY FRENCH”.
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Can you solve today’s Daily DINGBATS puzzle? Check back tomorrow for the answer!
In 1980, cartoonist Paul Sellers created DINGBATS as a newspaper feature that continues today. Since then, millions of board games, travel games and books have been sold, called DINGBATS®, WHATZIT?™ in North America, KATCH-ITS™ in Australia, ¿QUE ES?™ in Spain, WAS IS’ ES?™ in Germany.
Yesterday’s answer was… “CATALYST”.
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Did all y'all see Elle Cordova's fonts follow-up?! 😆😍❤️
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2sxcszyLnN/?igsh=c2NyMjA0OWpseTNj
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I would like to see Dingbats become not uncommon for digital text, like it was for print at one point in time.
(Although it would be better if the technology people use to digitally "write" and "draw" made it easier to do this.)
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An example of #Dingbats from the late 1800s is in the attached image.
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