how do u download and use new fonts on ur computer's microsoft word/notepad?
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go to www.1001fonts.com  they have tons of cool fonts there... go to control panel and select fonts... click file then click add new font... they have instructions i the site! good luck!
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go to control panel then double click on the fonts folder\npaste the fonts you want to add to photoshop cs2
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Go into control panel and into the fonts folder in there, copy and paste your new fonts into that folder.
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go to the format menu - select font - once u have selected the font style, type and size click the default button at the bottom left corner of the window - that should work.
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just go into microsoft word and use some nifty clip art and fonts
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www.acidfonts.com\n\nall free fonts specific for pc or mac\n \nhas alot of fonts that you see in ads but under different names. alot of display fonts as well.
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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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lets see\n\nStart-All programs-Microsoft Office- MS Word-format= fonts-Select the font Times New Roman- on the very lower left corner you will see a button that says default- click it , and say yes and it will get you back on track.\n\nWORD OF WARNING- I once downloaded fonts and the screwed my computer up big time. I got virsuses. :*( not good. be careful of what you download!!!!
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run a google or yahoo search for free font downloads for windows...whichever version you run of it
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If you downloaded directly to your fonts folder, that is the problem.  Copy them to a temp folder, then install them and they will be copied to your fonts folder and updated in the registry.
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Well try this\nhttp://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/
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Or put them in C:&#92;windows&#92;fonts&#92;\n\nYou just save them as they are.  dafont.com looks like it gives you zip files.  Just save it to your desktop.  Once it's there, double-click the file.  On the left (or in the File menu) select Extract All.  When asks you where, go to the fonts folder.  \n\nDid this make sense?
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Fo these:-\n\n1. Goto Desktop\n2. Right Click\n3. Choose properties\n4. Click the Advanced Tab (If you are using other than Win XP skip this step)\n5. Click on a window and change the font shown\n6. Click OK\n7. Click Apply\n8. Click OK
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Go to this website link... and download it from there... its easy !  http://www.fontfiles.com/Fonts/Detailed/1064.html
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Microsoft Word gets its fonts from Microsoft Windows. If you have a font file you can copy and save it to the default font folder within windows. C:&#92;Windows&#92;Fonts\nTypically font files will have a .ttf extension, which stands for True Type Font, however, there are other types of fonts and not all of them are compatible with Windows, or other applications. \nThere are many Font CD-Rom Disks available at any store for practically little money and can contain 1000's of fonts. Just remember that windows needs to check all the fonts when it starts up to ensure that the proper ones are loaded, so if there are too many of them it could slow the start up of Microsoft Windows.\n\nTake Care and I hope this helps.
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If you're using XP, go to the Control Panel and dbl click on fonts.  Copy the font file into that folder.  After that, run Word (if that's what you're using) and pull up the font that you copied in the fonts folder.
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Here's what Microsoft says:\n\n1. Close any open Windows applications, such as Microsoft Word or Microsoft Outlook. \n\n2. In Control Panel, click Appearance and Themes.\nNote  If you are using Control Panel Classic view or Microsoft Windows 2000, double-click Fonts, and then go to step 4.\n\n3. In the task pane, under See Also, click Fonts.\nNote  If a folder tree appears instead of the task pane, click Folders on the toolbar, and then under See Also, click Fonts.\n\n4. On the File menu, click Install New Font. \nIn the Drives list, click the drive you want. \nIn the Folders list, double-click the folder that contains the fonts you want to add. \nUnder List of fonts, click the font you want to add, and then click OK