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codswallop | 16:49 Tue 11th Oct 2011 | Technology
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You know the the "fanciful" type of printing(handwriting) you get on invitation cards?Do you know the type of font that would give me that or something near to it? I'm working my way through the fonts with no luck so far and as there are so many I could do with a suggestion.
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Try doing a search for public comain fonts and see what is on offer. You are probably looking for some kind of 'script' font, or maybe a 'gothic' one.
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Hey Ed when is the edit facility arriving ?
Script? You can download free from here:

http://www.ufonts.com/search/script
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Thank everyone now I have even more fonts to go through!!!
Lucinda?
Lucida...
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some of my favourites
Amazone BT , Ancestory SF, Black Chancery, Chocolate box, Christmas Card, Handscript SF, Script MT Bold, Viner Hand ITC
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Hi! Lucida isn't quite what I was looking for thanks.
Big t I only have one of your suggestions and that's not the one either so it's searching for your others or trawling through the sites given.Thanks again ps I was hoping that it was one of the fonts already on my H/drive.
There two will probably be on your hard drive already . . . .

Monotype Corsiva
or
Haettenschweiler
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I have the Monotype Corsiva I was hoping to get one in "handwriting".Thanks!
If you want a handwriting type font, one of my favourites for Invitation, Birthday,Christmas cards etc is English111 Vivace BT.

Ron.
I think these 'handwriting' styles may be what you're looking for:
CommercialScrT, EnglischeSchTBold, FrancineHMKBold.

If you type the names into Google Images you can see what they look like. I can send them to you if required.
sir.prize has given a good link to handwritten type fonts, which can be seen at a glance without having to click and view each individual one.

Ron
Hi Codswallop, you can download a program called FONT LIST from the following site which will let you see how all the fonts installed on your computer will actually look when printed.
http://www.bitstorm.org/fontlist/
Hope this is what you are after?
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Thank you all once again,I'll certainly look at the sites mentioned,but with a little help from my friends I have found one on my h/drive called "Edwardian".But if there is a better one on the sites I'll use that.I think that should be enough for me to carry on with.Thanks again!!!!!

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