It is also possible to remove duplicates that are not textual, like graphical symbols or single characters from a symbol font, but in this case you must use the DuplicateAttribute property to specify which attribute associated with a feature is used to decide whether two presentations are duplicates of each other or not.

For example, if you use an attribute to look up a raster symbol in a SymbolVisualizer then you can identify duplicates if you set DuplicateAttribute to the name of the attribute that is used to look up the symbol.

It is also possible to remove duplicates that are not textual, like graphical symbols or single characters from a symbol font, but in this case you must use the duplicateAttribute property to specify which attribute associated with a feature is used to decide whether two presentations are duplicates of each other or not.

For example, if you use an attribute to look up a raster symbol in a SymbolVisualizer then you can identify duplicates if you set duplicateAttribute to the name of the attribute that is used to look up the symbol.

It is also possible to remove duplicates that are not textual, like graphical symbols or single characters from a symbol font, but in this case you must use the duplicateAttribute property to specify which attribute associated with a feature is used to decide whether two presentations are duplicates of each other or not.

For example, if you use an attribute to look up a raster symbol in a SymbolVisualizer then you can identify duplicates if you set duplicateAttribute to the name of the attribute that is used to look up the symbol.

It is also possible to remove duplicates that are not textual, like graphical symbols or single characters from a symbol font, but in this case you must use the duplicateAttribute property to specify which attribute associated with a feature is used to decide whether two presentations are duplicates of each other or not.

For example, if you use an attribute to look up a raster symbol in a SymbolVisualizer then you can identify duplicates if you set duplicateAttribute to the name of the attribute that is used to look up the symbol.