Microsoft Font Maker
Fonts often add value to your text and also help convey the message in an efficient manner. However, in some cases, it becomes necessary to design our own fonts. The custom fonts not only help us exhibit our creativity but will also help in garnering readers attention. This is where the Microsoft Font Maker comes into the picture. Microsoft Font maker is likely to shape up as a quintessential tool for graphic designers and artists. Before we begin the Font Maker is not compatible with all the PC’s and would require an Integrated Touch Function to work. We would advise you to download the app and see if it supports your Windows machine. This is how the Microsoft Font Maker works. The program begins by displaying all the letters and the symbol. Users are required to use an electronic pen and draw each letter within the box. Once you are done drawing all the letters and the symbol the program automatically ports it into a font file that you can use across Windows products. That being said the app doesn’t let you use the mouse to draw inside the boxes. And while creating a font, make sure you don’t commit a mistake midway as you would be required to start all over again. In order to install the fonts, head over to Control Panel > Font. Now paste the Font file into this location. After doing this the font will be installed automatically and you will be able to use the same across different programs. If you like it you can download it from the Windows Store.
