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My system sees the file as a True Type Font collection and for some reason TrueTypes seem to have different extensions all the time such as .fon .ttf and .ttc. This version of Batang is a font that is installed with Microsoft Office. It's available from Microsoft in stand alone form as well.
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That's OK because now that the problem is exposed I can go about solving it. I was out of my depth in terms of the actual hidden contents of the text file which you have so graciously shed light upon for me. Thank you very much I think I can handle things from here then.

Font File (Batang TTF): http://filebin.ca/28QaqWyNFumC/batang.ttc

Also: (How to place any unicode character of your choosing inside a Unicode encoded text file.)

$sCurChar = [char]::ConvertFromUtf32(0x1110)


If( Test-Path mychar.txt )
{
Remove-Item mychar.txt
}

Add-Content -Encoding UTF8 ...

http://imagebin.ca/v/28QXCnUEjdlC

The screenshot above shows that Notepad++ sees the mychar.txt file as UTF-8 encoded.

Then I must post a completely non script example to display that there is a problem occurring outside of the script:

This is my text file mychar.txt as with a Hangul Jamo character inside (Screenshot:)
http://imagebin.ca/v/28QRdnQcl1yA

This is the command that is used:

C:\Users\erics_000 ...

I am using ImageMagick in conjunction with this script:
https://github.com/sepoto/powershell_font_to_texturemap

The script works very well as long as the font is carefully chosen. For Hangul Jamo:

0x1100 - 0x11FF

I have not yet been able to find a font that will output this range. I have tried so ...

The noto font kit from Google does the best job I can find with Syriac.

I have checked that the contents of the file used by the label parameter is correct and contains only one character by way of the PowerShell ISE. The fonts I have chosen from Wikipedia's Unicode font page as fonts supporting Syriac. I've noticed that this unwanted character is a persistent font ...

$sOutputDir = "C:\Users\erics_000\Desktop\Output"

$sCharsDir = "$sOutputDir\Chars"

$sCombDir = "$sOutputDir\Comb"

$sImageMagickHome = "C:\ImageMagick"

$sImageMagickConv = "$sImageMagickHome\convert.exe"

New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path $sOutputDir

New-Item -ItemType Directory ...