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Showing posts with label fonts. Show all posts
My font in print

My font is ready for download...

- Download file by clicking here: BeccaGrovesFont
- When asked whether to open or save it, save it to your Desktop.
- Then double-click the file "BeccaGrovesFont" on your desktop to open it.
- Click the button on your new window that says, "Extract all files"
(Windows XP Users: Click on File > Extract all) - You should see another folder with the BeccaGrovesFont in it.
Windows Vista users:
Right click BeccaGrovesFont and select "Install".
Windows 2000/XP users must take a few more steps: - Click Start > Control Panel, and double-click the Fonts folder
- Copy "BeccaGrovesFont.ttf" file from the extracted folder (step 4) to the Fonts folder
The next time you open Word or Photoshop, BeccaGrovesFont will be on your list.
BeccaGroves Font.

And it wasn't really all that hard either. I simply wrote out my letters on the following sheet (printed from yourfonts.com), scanned the sheet, and uploaded my personal letters. The letters you see above is my first attempt...the scanner picked up something on the small p, so it has a long space after it (hence the uppercase P's used above.) Rory helped me fix this problem, so I'm about to upload a clean-little-p version. It cost me $10 per upload (should have only taken one time) and I know from reading about it that I should have been able to do this for free. But by the time I got to the actually typing my handwriting stage I was so excited I was happy to hand over the money. (again, if you do your research, you should be able to do this for free and you really ought to give this a try...) Here's the sheet I scanned:

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