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Anyone can use the Elementary font to create
templates to cut around but this font lets you
generate output that looks as though it has been
cut out. |
Cut
Out PG TrueType Font - Click Here to
download Cutout__.ttf 11,460 bytes
MD5
hash = 2cb4615bb0b5ebe6fd72dcbf6cb47aec
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This should take the tedium out of generating
Gas Plasma Display images. To make it look as
though it is emitting light, use a central drop
shadow the same colour as the font. |
GasPlasma
PG TrueType Font - Click Here to
download Plasma__.ttf 20,164 bytes
MD5
hash = 89bf4a4496d25e3bd306d138e5a9b363 |
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This font makes convincing handwritten mail.
It was written using a Ball Pentel Fine Point R50
and reproduces nicely at 20 to 48 point. It will
go larger or smaller but unless your handwriting
is the same size, it will not convince anyone.
For those of you who are writing for jobs where
people are employed to analyse handwriting and
are thinking of "borrowing" my
personality, remember that the letters remain the
same shape throughout the document (although you
could use a DTP to warp the lines and height of
the script :-) |
Hand
Written 1 PG TrueType Font - Click Here to
download Handwpg1.ttf 20,480 bytes
MD5
hash = 37801657e1cc6dd45247eb9ee5d28c38 |
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And here is another but this
time, using a Stabilo sensor fine 0.3 Art. No.
189/36. |
Hand
Written 2 PG TrueType Font - Click Here to
download Handwpg2.ttf 19,984 bytes
MD5
hash = a206e0a07b52a21d86bf61310fd08f95 |
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If you are in a hurry, this is the sort of
writing you might produce (the pen will never
catch on you know :-) |
Jotter
PG TrueType Font - Click Here to
download Jotter__.ttf 9,956 bytes
MD5
hash = 23c189315cc7a53dab4f62a565ed1c69 |
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Primary schools (k-6) in the UK have their
own sets of rules for writing, for example, how
to write a "z" or a "b".
These vary from school to school and the default
fonts fail to deliver for the busy teacher
needing to prepare work for worksheets or
display. So, the only solutions are: to spend
extra time, painstakingly preparing display work
or worksheets (on top of everything else); to
compromise the school's work by using fonts with
incorrect letter forms; or, have a custom built
font. If you are interested in making life easier
for your teachers, Click
Here to see about having a Custom
School Font made for your school (UK Only). |
My
School Font PG TrueType Sample
Font - Click Here
to download myschfnt.ttf 13,880
bytes
MD5
hash = 9ff9bef5fda17e8a43afe60c4d03d9ab |
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This font is based upon a real typewriter,
looking more like hand typed copy than the
computer fonts allow. Unlike a lot of computer
typewriter fonts, this one is legible and has
only the characters that are on a typrwriter (ie
no braces { or })
so no cheating. |
TypeWriter
PG TrueType Font - Click Here to
download Typewrtr.ttf 9,024 bytes
MD5
hash = ef352299a18ad55f070e1c39710be93f |
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Drawing bottles on image processing software
to illustrate diagrams is always a pain, having
to re-size and redraw manually. I finally got
around to making this font so that people (as
well as me) could make diagrams easily for web
pages, school projects and so on. To re-size,
just alter the point size, to change the colour,
change the colour of your font. To make the lines
thicker if you are doing small diagrams, make it Bold.
The anti-alias on image processing software will
do all of the hard work for you in getting curves
to look curved. Use the Character Map program to
see where the particular images are. Currently,
they go from A (uppercase) to V (uppercase) but I
am expanding this as I get the opportunity. For
those who need to know if they have the latest
version, I last updated this font on 8th
July 2000 |
Water
Rocket PG TrueType Font - Click Here to
download Waterrkt.ttf 6,900 bytes
MD5
hash = b9523ae4b85c4661d1af9e839619520b |
More fonts to come .
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