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I did this in high school (albeit in a much simpler way) by writing every letter on the keyboard on a sheet of paper, scanning it, and using a free program to m
by asdfman123 7y ago
I did this in high school (albeit in a much simpler way) by writing every letter on the keyboard on a sheet of paper, scanning it, and using a free program to make a font out of each character.
I calibrated my MS Word settings so that I could print directly onto a sheet of notebook paper, saving me from having to hand-write a bunch of drafts in English class.
- farisjarrah 7y agoHow did the kerning turn out?
- asdfman123 7y agoThe keming was fine.
- borumpilot 7y agoLovely :)
- debaserab2 7y agoHow could your teachers not notice that you were clearly using printer ink instead of pen ink or graphite? The materials are pretty easily distinguishable in how they dry and smear.
- asdfman123 7y agoEither they were too busy shuffling through other papers to care, or they didn't care because I was their best student.
- ignoramous 7y agoAs someone who has used hand written fonts for Perso-Arabic script, I'm curious how'd you solve problems with cursive writing and letter-form changes (uppercase Vs lowercase in English; Perso-Arabic script has many more nuances).
- asdfman123 7y agoI didn't bother with cursive. It was strictly print.