What is the name of the Microsoft Word font that looks like children's writing?
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Comic Sans MS...\nlooks like kids writing... my son writes in the same way...
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You need to use your character map.\n\nOffice 2007 Word has that feature built in!\n\n§§
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I fairly certain that it is Relay Comp Bold:\n\nhttp://www.myfonts.com/fonts/fontbureau/relay/comp-bold/?case=upper
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http://www.fonts.com/FindFonts/detail.htm?pid=414692
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You have to place the font in the C:&#92;Windows&#92;Fonts directory.  Then start up Word.  It should work then.
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try this link. It is the StarVader Font\n\nYou will have to unzip it then go into your control panel to select fonts>file>intsall new font ans&#92;then give windwos the path to where you inzipped the file, Run word an presto your font is waiting to be used.
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Go to free fonts on the internet and there are hundreds of free fonts for you to choose from.  Do I get best answer for that please?
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It'll guess something like arial or times new roman.  If it's a title, heading or logo then write whan you want and save it as a picture.  Or stick to 'standard' fonts like aerial.
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www.dafont.com\n\ncheck that link, it could help you.
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If you want something similar, a free word alternative like OpenOffice.org should help. (The .org is in the name probably so people know where to get it.) It includes a spell checker, and is open-source (and thus free)
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http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/TC062562411033.aspx\n\nMicrosoft has a lot of sample letters that come in handy.
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it used to be the Xerox class 5. that was several years ago. Check with Xerox.
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Here you go\n\nhttp://www.webpagepublicity.com/free-fonts/c/Curlz%20MT.ttf
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According to this post, the font should be the "Melanie BT Regular".\n\nhttp://www.abstractfonts.com/forum/thread/31772\n\nand look this:\n\nhttp://www.cuci.nl/~nonsuch/free.htm
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to have a cool font to use for essays or sending letters?
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It's called a bullet. Try webdings in the font selection. Some programs can do it automatically in the "page setup". Check out your toolbar for help.
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In Microsoft word, it's  FORMAT>FONT, click "subscript"