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Catrinity Private Use Area Characters Catrinity 1.9 Private Use Area Characters The codepoints in the Private Use Area(s) are reserved for own characters of individual fonts. They have generic names and default properties in Unicode. The character names used in this document are own inventions and not standardised in any way. The regular names of these characters according to Unicode are “PRIVATE USE CHARACTER-” followed by the codepoint of each character, e.g. “PRIVATE USE CHARACTER-E000”. Accordingly, the blocks and their names are also self-invented. These names always start with “Private Use Area:” to make sure that they can never collide with a real Unicode block. The assignments are mostly stable, but characters may occasionally be removed from the Private Use Area if they are defined in an official Unicode block. In this case they are marked as undefined in this document, with a reference to the new codepoint. Catrinity a0empts to be as compatible as possible to the Under-ConScript Unicode Registry ( UCSUR ), the 1ishi,i-Te,i font ( ) and the 2uivira font ( ). Unfortunately, this is not always possible as these sometimes use the same codepoints for di3erent characters. In doubt, the 1ishi,i-Te,i assignments are preferred over 2uivira՚s, as 1ishi,i-Te,i has more private use characters and be0er compatibility with other fonts and pseudo-standards than 2uivira. 5or every character in Catrinity which is found at a di3erent codepoint in 1ishi,i-Te,i or 2uivira, a reference to 1ishi,i-Te,i՚s and6or 2uivira՚s codepoint is given in this document. 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