Does anyone know what is that hand written font that Tom Kuhlmann often uses in his tutorials? Also, is that font free, if not, do you know of a free hand written font that works well. I did tried to use the free hand written font from this download site, but for some words, it gave me a lot of spaces between characters, so it didn't really work for me
Unfortunately Skippy Sharp isn't free, but have you tried all of the fonts in the downloads area? I find the one called Shane is really nice and looks legible and consistent: http://community.articulate.com/downloads/p/745.aspx
You could also check out some of the handwriting fonts at DaFont... check the licensing on them though; some require a small fee (usually like $5) if you plan to use them for commercial projects.
Yes, Shane works very well and I can also get a few more fonts from the DaFont website too. I also really like Skippy Sharp. Thanks for sharing the information. I've book marked those websites now. 8-)
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Hi Alice - here's a forum thread where someone else asked the same.
http://community.articulate.com/forums/p/15075/87367.aspx
Unfortunately Skippy Sharp isn't free, but have you tried all of the fonts in the downloads area? I find the one called Shane is really nice and looks legible and consistent: http://community.articulate.com/downloads/p/745.aspx
You could also check out some of the handwriting fonts at DaFont... check the licensing on them though; some require a small fee (usually like $5) if you plan to use them for commercial projects.
Hi Jeanette,
Yes, Shane works very well and I can also get a few more fonts from the DaFont website too. I also really like Skippy Sharp. Thanks for sharing the information. I've book marked those websites now. 8-)
Go to google web fonts. They have a filter to find handwritten fonts and you can use them for free and commercial use.
Here's a link to 25 handwritten fonts from google web fonts.
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