Personalize Facebook Messages and Tweets with i2Symbol

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i2Symbol is available as a Firefox and Google Chrome extension. Once downloaded, it will appear in the Add-On Bar(Firefox) and the top-right of the address bar (Chrome). For instance, to add a symbol to a Facebook message, simply click the i2Symbol icon on the browser, click the symbols you want to add, then click the Copy button, head over to the Facebook post and paste the symbol in to the message box.

Since i2Symbol is a web browser extension, you can use it on other networks such as MySpace, Twitter, Gtalk, and so on. Each symbol in  i2Symbol represents a single character which is great for tweeting. The i2Symbol dialog box even displays the count of characters to help retain the 140-character limit. You can also make modifications to the font name and size and decorate your tweets or messages by wrapping them with styled frames available in the Box Elements category.

i2Symbol can also be used by web designers who can copy the symbols as HTML to insert into their codes. Give i2Symbol a try and take advantage of these cool features.

• Personalize SMS, Email, Tweets, & FaceBook Status

• Each Symbol is Only 1 Text Character to Save Msg Size

• Symbols are Categorized to Ease Search

• Available as Google Chrome Extension & Firefox Add-On

• Type Emoticons, Accent Marks, & Diacritics

• For Web Users, Copy Symbols as Text to Paste into Message

• For Web Designers & Developers, Copy Symbols as HTML

• Virtual Keyboard for all World Languages

Download i2Symbols for Firefox

Download i2Symbols for Google Chrome

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