Comments (31)

1. March 22, 2011
   Hatryst

   Finally, an end to handwritten assignments :D

2. March 22, 2011
   Asian Angel

   @Hatryst – Yay! ~_^ Those pesky handwritten assignments do not stand a chance now ha ha! ^_^

3. March 22, 2011
   CeliaW

   Some of these look great – now I have to work out how to install them in Ubuntu!

4. March 22, 2011
   longtom

   Thank you for the collection!

   “Some of these look great – now I have to work out how to install them in Ubuntu!”

   Copy them into the following directory:

   /home/user/.fonts

   If you don’t have that directory, create it.

5. March 22, 2011
   Asian Angel

   @CeliaW – You are not the only one who is thinking of adding these to Ubuntu. ~_^

6. March 22, 2011
   Asian Angel

   @longtom – Thanks for the tip and helping CeliaW out! ^_^

7. March 22, 2011
   UUUnicorn

   Hmmm…. Any way to add them into Linux Mint 9 Xfce, please?

   Thank you, thank you, thank you! (*Bowing repeatedly*)

   –UUUnicorn, a Linux Mint 9 Xfce newbie

8. March 22, 2011
   Barkhat

   For Linux Mint, I believe you follow the same instructions as for Ubuntu.

9. March 22, 2011
   Ian Anderson

   Downloaded and installed fine, but I couldn’t get the quotation marks to display properly in the two I tried, just a square box appeared. Strange as the marks are included in the letter list……..

10. March 22, 2011
    LoverBoy

    Nice collection Angel.
    But you missed one , my favourate “Later On” font.
    If you want to add it in above package then here you will get it http://www.fontstock.net/2249/later-on.html

11. March 23, 2011
    Omar Hafiz

    These fonts combined with Speech Recognition, I can do assignments while watching CSI.

12. March 23, 2011
    Asian Angel

    @Ian Anderson – I had a problem with that on one of the fonts too (Cursive Handwriting Tryout). :( My work-around was to insert the punctuation, etc. using a different font. Not the most efficient method, but effective though. ^_^

13. March 23, 2011
    Asian Angel

    @LoverBoy – It was hard to narrow down to these 20 out of the 650+ fonts I looked through. >_> There will be a series 2 soon enough though. ~_^

14. March 23, 2011
    Asian Angel

    @Omar Hafiz – Oh my! ~_^

15. March 23, 2011
    herval

    Very helpful indeed.. thanks!

16. March 23, 2011
    LoverBoy

    @ Asian Angel- ok i understand its really tuff job to collect good needed thing , I appreciate your efforts. Thanks once again for your work :)

17. March 23, 2011
    Viren

    Is there a way where I can use my own handwriting to create a font ?

18. March 24, 2011
    Asian Angel

    @Viren – There is a way to do it at the website that I have listed below but it costs $9.95 (plus $5.00 if you upload both template pages), so this may not be something that appeals to you. :(

    YourFonts

    http://www.yourfonts.com/

19. March 24, 2011
    April Tiger

    Installed and working fine, but period(.), comma(,), exclamation(!), or question mark(?) works. It works only with alphabet and numbers. How can I insert these quotation marks?

20. March 24, 2011
    April Tiger

    Installed and working fine, but period(.), comma(,), exclamation(!), or question mark(?) doesn’t work. It works only with alphabet and numbers. How can I insert these quotation marks?

21. March 24, 2011
    Asian Angel

    @April Tiger – I ran into the problem with punctuation on one of the fonts too. :( My work-around was to insert the punctuation using a different font. Not the most efficient method, but it works though. ^_^

22. March 25, 2011
    John Bosco

    I’m crazy in collecting various fonts, now i got new members to this family. Thanks a lot..

23. March 26, 2011
    heyric

    I dont find the link for the font displayed on the very first image of your article.

24. March 26, 2011
    heyric

    I found it!

25. March 26, 2011
    Bert

    Hi,
    Excellent set of fonts.
    Do you have, or know of a list of fonts specifically geared toward readability? For an intermediate computer user class I present at a senior center. Thanx.

26. March 27, 2011
    Viren

    Thanks Asian Angel

27. March 28, 2011
    Asian Angel

    @UUUnicorn – Check your inbox. ^_^ I sent out an e-mail with an answer and a backup method to you. ^_^

28. March 28, 2011
    Asian Angel

    @Bert – The best suggestion I have is to look through the categories using the link below. Looking through those will help you find just the style of fonts that you feel will work best for your class. In fact you will most likely find a LOT of fonts to tempt you there. ~_^ It is hard to just stop with a few once you get to looking around there! ^_^

    Categories (Ace Fonts):

    http://www.acefreefonts.com/categories.html

29. March 28, 2011
    Asian Angel

    @Viren – You are very welcome. ^_^

30. March 30, 2011
    rroberto

    The font iI like best is the one in your headline. It doesn’t look like any of the choices beneath. Is it available? From what link, please?

31. March 30, 2011
    Asian Angel

    @rroberto – Actually the one in the header screenshot is the Libby Script font shown above. ^_^