Tengwar for Basic Buttons

Here you will find the key combinations that you can use to make your own tengwar buttons. If you know a little bit about tengwar (or want to learn) and would like to find out why I use these particular tengwar, please see my basic button tutorial.

Simply copy the text provided (under each image), paste it into a word-processing program, and change to the font to a standard tengwar font. Check the pictures to make sure that you are getting the correct effect—some of the characters used are not standard and they might not appear properly on your computer. (I have included some tips for getting the unusual characters, but if they don't work for you, simply check your character map.) Note that you must match the characters exactly—capitalization is very important.

These combinations should work for Dan Smith's tengwar fonts and any other fonts based on the "standard" mapping.

If you do use this information to make your own buttons, please link to this site in return (there are several small buttons you can use, if you like).

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If you want to learn how to write anything else, I have finally written a series of tengwar tutorials that will teach you how to write anything you like!

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Copy this: 2#: 7qRj`Û

The last two characters should be ` (the key to the left of the number 1 key and just above the Tab key) and Û (hold down alt and hit 0219 on the numeric keypad). They may display improperly here since they are not standard characters.

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Copy this: 5yR 1qHzT

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Copy this: 5yR qjY?

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Copy this: t2^