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    textfac.es is a website that allows users to easily copy and paste unicode emoji faces by clicking on them. It provides a simple interface for browsing and selecting emoji faces without having to manually enter unicode codes. The click-to-copy function uses Flash to copy faces to the clipboard. Users without Flash may need to highlight and copy faces manually. Some faces may display incorrectly if the proper fonts are not installed on a user's system.

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    textfac.es is a website that allows users to easily copy and paste unicode emoji faces by clicking on them. It provides a simple interface for browsing and selecting emoji faces without having to manually enter unicode codes. The click-to-copy function uses Flash to copy faces to the clipboard. Users without Flash may need to highlight and copy faces manually. Some faces may display incorrectly if the proper fonts are not installed on a user's system.

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    Text Faces - Unicode Text Face List PDF

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    LLuiza_
    textfac.es is a website that allows users to easily copy and paste unicode emoji faces by clicking on them. It provides a simple interface for browsing and selecting emoji faces without having to manually enter unicode codes. The click-to-copy function uses Flash to copy faces to the clipboard. Users without Flash may need to highlight and copy faces manually. Some faces may display incorrectly if the proper fonts are not installed on a user's system.

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    textfac.

    es
    All the faces, but not in your face. Y'know? Click to copy to clipboard. Paste anywhere. Achieve glory.

    Faces

    Symbols New!

    Help, I don't know what this is! (/about)

    \_()_/

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    textfac.es is a Good Idea (/about)


    Specifically, textfac.es (or textfaces or text faces, I'm not really sure either) lets you finally write those
    damn unicode faces. You should probably bookmark it so you don't lose it. When you need a textface, just
    hit the bookmark, click the face, and paste it where you want it to go.
    The click-to-copy works through ZeroClipboard (http://jonrohan.github.com/ZeroClipboard/), which uses
    Flash (ew). If you've got Flash disabled, or it isn't installed, you'll have to highlight the faces, like a
    caveman.
    If the faces look weird, or you see rectangles all over the place, you might not have the right fonts
    installed. Or the face might actually be weird.

    \_()_/

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