what is the best font manager for windows?
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Font Xplorer Lite.  I use it, it's free and works great.\nhttp://www.moonsoftware.com/freeware.asp
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1001 Free Fonts...they have it for PC and Mac...you can search thru and get one font at a time or you can buy a whole package
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Click on this link:\n\nhttp://www.neowin.net/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t217259.html\n\nScroll to the very bottom of the page and you'll see a link to the font. Clicking the link downloads the font to your PC and once that's done all you need to do is extract it with WinZip and install it.
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studio 8 from macromedia looks like a good bet. but it's pricey.\n\nwhat platform are you on? have you tried any of the shareware/free/opensource tools? \n\nthere are hundreds of mac and thousands of windows apps out there.\n\ndo you want a good syntax highlighting editor or one that will almost do the coding for you?\n\ntoo many variables to give one answer!
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download the font file from the website\n\nand copy it to \n\n%system drive%/windows/font \nfolder
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It will cost you money, but go to either fonts.com or font.com. (I don't know which one it is.)
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http://www.1001freefonts.com/\nwww.acidfonts.com/\nwww.highfonts.com/ \nwww.downloadfreefonts.com/\nwww.fontfreak.com/
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Go to microsoft.com/office they have alot of free things you can download of office including fonts
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You can use Character Map.\n\nIn Character Map, all the characters in a specific font are displayed in the order of their Unicode value. If you know the Unicode value of the character you are looking for, you can scroll through the characters in the font to find it.\n\nNote:\nIf you are running Windows XP, to open Character Map, click Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click Character Map.
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It's probably easiest to just download some scrated text fonts, rather than trying to find brushes or something to give that effect.\n\nTry places like dafont.com\n\nMy favorites are "Bad Cargo 2.0" and "distress" \nYou can probably search for those with Google.
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If you are using Microsoft Windows® XP\n\n   1. On the Start menu, click Control Panel.\n   2. In the Control Panel, double-click Fonts.\n   3. On the File menu, click Install New Font.\n   4. Navigate to the location where you saved the downloaded or unzipped font, and, in the List of Fonts box, click the font you want to add\n   5. Click OK.\n\nIf you are using Microsoft Windows 2000\n\n   1. On the Start menu, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.\n   2. On the Control Panel, double-click Fonts.\n   3. On the File menu, click Install New Font.\n   4. Navigate to the location where you saved the downloaded or unzipped font, and in the List of Fonts box, click the font you want to add.\n   5. Click Ok.\n\n\nAnother way is to just drag the font files that you've downloaded to the fonts folder.  I think it's located in C:&#92;Windows&#92;Fonts.
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If you are talking about a MAC, you are on your own.   It should be easy, but I hear that it is sometimes troublesome. \n\nBut on a PC, it's easy.  If you have a True Type Font, just go to the Control Panel, and open the FONTS section.   Then use the ADD feature.   You will have to browse to the folder that you stored or downloaded it too.   \n\nBy the way, do not load too many fonts.  Windows gets trashed when you install more than about 450.   NEVER delete any of the original fonts, or try to substitute any of the original fonts.  That will surely break it too.\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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In windows :\nDownload the required font and install it in the fonts directory. Use the character map to type in. Alternatively, change the default language in the 'Regional and Language Tab' under XP (Varies from OS to OS).
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Try at cooltext.com.  They have hundreds and hundreds of free font downloads, maybe they have the Mona Lisa Solid.\n\nGood luck!
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(Free.  This is the one I use to make traceable letters for my daughters.)\nPrint Clearly Dashed \nhttp://www.bvfonts.com/free/fonts4.shtml\nDownload the TrueType font\nUnzip the file somewhere on your computer\nBrowse to "C:&#92;windows&#92;fonts"\nSelect "File - Install New Font"\nBrowse to the location where you unzipped the new fonts\nSelect the two new fonts in the "List of Fonts" and Click 'OK'\n\n(Free, I think)\nThe national first font dotted is ideal for making worksheets for juniors the letters that you type will be ideal for juniors to trace over to learn how to make the shapes of the letters.\nhttp://www.sip.ie/sip055/page_3-primfrfonts.html\n\n($20)\nWith these school fonts, you can create you own exercises and study books,\nhttp://www.fontmenu.com/site/_BlockLetters.html\n\n($15)\nMake custom worksheets for preschool, kindergarten or homeschooling... with TraceFont!\nhttp://kidsfonts.mivox.com/
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http://www.1001fonts.com/\n\nhttp://www.fontfoundry.com/
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Umm... possibly, but that's a little extreme, don't you think?  I would first suggest getting a set of the default fonts, then deletign the contents of the fonts folder from the command prompt, rather than opening the folder, and replacing the defaults.