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I highly recommend Quantum Enterprises's handwritten fonts - they have multiple images per character and also randomizes spaces, endings, ligatures etc. When p
by postexitus 4y ago
I highly recommend Quantum Enterprises's handwritten fonts - they have multiple images per character and also randomizes spaces, endings, ligatures etc. When printed out with a high quality inkjet printer (preferably with a dark blue ink), it's hard to distinguish it from actual ballpoint pen.
Shifted my "Thank you note" writing process to this for a while and I couldn't be happier.
https://www.scriptalizer.co.uk/scriptalizer.aspx https://www.scriptalizer.co.uk/scriptalizer.aspx
https://www.quantumenterprises.co.uk/handwriting-fonts/premium_ultra.htm https://www.quantumenterprises.co.uk/handwriting-fonts/premi...
- brainchild-adam 4y agoThank you for pointing to this resource. I must say, I had not been aware of this market, and I find it quite fascinating for more than one reason. From what I have gathered, this service is not local-only, but involves both submitting samples and using their web application. How do you feel about another entity having access to your handwriting as a high-quality font, which in turn could at least in theory be used to possibly impersonate you by them or anyone gaining access to it? And how do you feel about having to enter all text you want to pseudo handwrite into their web application? Or maybe I misunderstood how it works? Didn't do a deep dive.