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| Sign your documents directly within your wordprocessor with a personal signature font. Includes up to 12 signatures or short phrases per font. Ideal for those who frequently need to sign large quantities of correspondence or checks. Easily resize or change the colour of the signature font. | Draw up to 36 doodles on paper and Bingdat will convert your designs to a Dingbat font in just a few minutes. Add a personal touch to scrapbooking and card making with your own embellishments. You can draw whatever you want, teddy bears, spaceships, swirls, shells, animals... its all up to your imagination. | We can create a handwriting font from your print or cursive handwriting. Truetype font for Windows or Mac. Add a personal touch to your typed documents. Perfect for letter writing, journaling, scrapbooks and invitations. Personal handwriting fonts are still our most popular service. | Preserve your child’s handwriting with their own unique font. Nothing is as precious as a childhood memory so why not order a unique font for each of your children. Perfect for "handwritten" invitations to a child's party. Keep a history of your child's advance with a new font each year. | Have you or a loved one lost the ability to handwrite due to injury or illness? Fontgod can help you regain a lost skill by using your existing handwriting samples to create a font based on your personal style. Ideal for those affected by spinal injury, MS, arthritis etc. Also suitable for historical handwriting restoration. | |||||||||||||||||
US$29.95 <Signature Font> |
US$19.95 <Dingbat Font> |
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US$99.95 <More Info> |
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"My
word - you really are the font GOD! I am so happy - I have
just "written" a letter to an elderly friend who
doesn't "do" computers and gets quite agitated
if I type her a letter..... so it is just fab to be able
to write her a long chatty letter with all our news, but
all typed left-handed. Two whole sides of A4 with NO pain,
and it was as clear at the end of the letter as it was at
the beginning..."
