move a font from one computer to another?
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Open up My Computer, go to the C drive, the Windows Folders... then open the Fonts folder and find the one you want.\n\nEmail it to yourself or copy to memory stick or cd.  Save it to the other computer in the same place (C:&#92;Windows&#92;Fonts)  Good luck!
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try this free font creator program \n\nhttp://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Shell_and_Desktop/Font_Management_Tools/Font_Creator_Program_Download.html\n\nThis one seems ok \n\nppFonter - Bitmap Font Maker 2.2 \n\nhttp://3d2f.com/programs/41-711-ppfonter-bitmap-font-maker-download.shtml
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Make everything in MS Word and convert it with Adobe Pro...that is the easiest!
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a lot of the times, the font you use on one computer doesnt exist on the other computer, so they have a brain fart and replace it with ??.  also, hotmail only supports a very small number of characters, and since it is web based you also have to look at the character encoding in your browser.
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if u r using windows than just go to the drive in which u have installed the the os ..... then go to the windows folder and and then go to the fonts now u can easily delete the duplicate font .....
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A ZIP file is a compressed file.. you'll run into A LOT of these on the internet.  Check www.winzip.com for a program to uncompress these types of files, and for more information into ZIP's.\n\nAfter you have uncompressed them into a folder then you can put the fonts into your Fonts folder and you're good to go!
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goto\nhttp://www.dafont.com
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The first thing you have to do is extract the files in the zip folder if you haven't already. Then you have to go to your control panel and open up "Appearance & Themes". After that there should be a file that says "fonts" on the left side of your screen. Open up the "fonts" folder and drag over the font     \nfile from your original font folder into the "fonts" folder.
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Try www.dafont.com\nThey have a lot of different fonts for free.
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Depends on the platform. For InDesign and Illustrator you can drag fonts directly into the fonts folder for Adobe products.\n\nKeep in mind that those "free" fonts can cause a lot trouble for you if you send the files off to a printer. They may have difficulty outputting them. Convert them to outlines prior to sending your file off. You might also experience some trouble with them in the apps.
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In your search box type in "free fonts", It will come up with many free sites.  After you download to a folder on your computer go to control panel, fonts folder, then click on file, install new font. Click on all the font files you have downloaded then click install.
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You can go to START>>PROGRAMS>>ACCESSORIES>>SYSTEM TOOLS>>CHARACTER MAP>> then choose the symbol from the list and click copy.\n\nOr do what Mikah said.
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com only you can to go my computer/program file/java applet/font here you can embed your font.
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no way jose! not gonna happen amigo. :)\n\nget http://www.eudora.com and you can send html in emails and change font to any old thing you want.
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If you have the original installation CD, you can install it on your second computer.  If you don't have the original installation CD, there isn't a way to transfer the Word program to your laptop.
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Font Creator 5.0 is a really good program for this, but it will cost you about $65.  I can't really recommend a free one, as all of the free ones I have used have been horrid.  I own a copy of Font Creator 5.0, and it does a really good job of allowing you to create fonts.  You can even import scans and make those into fonts.  I created one of my handwriting (for my personal use, of course).\n\nYou can get the program here:\nhttps://www.regnow.com/softsell/nph-softsell.cgi?item=3508-1&referrer=8&linkid=a
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download the font file from the website\n\nand copy it to \n\n%system drive%/windows/font \nfolder