I want to use characters from the Wingdings font that I have on my PC using chr(n) where n is the position.
These include numbers that are in positions 129 to 150. I can see these correctly in Word.
However, only the numbers in positions 129, 141, 143 and 145 are shown correctly in Perl.
The is demonstrated in the Perl code below.
(More can be seen in the font viewer that I posted in Cool Uses for Perl earlier this week)
(Curiously there are similar numeric characters in different positions in Wingdings2 that are shown correctly so I may use this font.)
Does any wiser Monk know how I can see the missing characters in the Wingdings font?

use Tk;
use strict;
my (%char_num, $jc, $jc_mod, %wg, %wg_res, $jrow, $jcol, $cou, $wing_s
+tr, $wing_num);
my ($size, $weight, $slant, $underline, $overstrike);
my $mw = MainWindow->new(-title => 'wingdings Test');
my $f = $mw->Frame->grid(-row => 0, -column => 0);
my $family = 'Wingdings';
$size = 18;
$jrow = 0;
$jcol = 0;
$wing_str = '';
$wing_num = '';
for ($jc = 129; $jc <= 150; $jc ++) {

    $wing_str .= chr($jc) . ' ';
    $wing_num .= $jc . ' ';
}

            $f->Label(-text => $wing_num, -justify => 'center', -bg =>
+ 'white', -font => [-size => 15])->grid(-row => $jrow, -column => $jc
+ol, -padx => 1);
$wg{Label}= $f->Label(-text => $wing_str, -justify => 'center', -bg =>
+ 'white')->grid(-row => $jrow+1, -column => $jcol, -padx => 1);
$wg{Entry} = $f->Entry(-textvariable => $wing_str, -width =>35, -justi
+fy => 'center')->grid(-row => $jrow + 2, -column => $jcol);
&apply_font;
MainLoop;
sub apply_font {
my $jwg;
foreach $jwg (sort {$a <=> $b} keys %wg) {
    $wg{$jwg}->configure(-font => 
               [-family => $family,
            -size => $size,
               ],
    );

}
}
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