02-29-2008, 07:14 AM
Filed under: Computers, Software, Creative projectsFor the longest time, my 2nd son's signature contained what we called a "squid R'", a round ball with two straight lines protruding out of the bottom, because that's what he thought an R looked like.
I loved that little Squid R so much, I saved many kindergarten papers just because of it, knowing he'd soon outgrow using a primitive rendition of a sea creatures as part of the alphabet. If you'd like to capture and preserve your child's developing handwriting, Fontifer can quickly and easily create a font you can use on your computer based on any handwriting sample for only $9.
All you need to do is bribe your child to write out the alphabet on Fontifer's form, scan and save it, upload the template and see if you like it, and then pay via paypal or credit card in order to be able to download and install the font on your computer for the next email to grandma to be in Jr's very own handwriting!
You could even buy a new font every year and keep a record of the progress (or lack of it!) in their penmanship! Read | Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
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I loved that little Squid R so much, I saved many kindergarten papers just because of it, knowing he'd soon outgrow using a primitive rendition of a sea creatures as part of the alphabet. If you'd like to capture and preserve your child's developing handwriting, Fontifer can quickly and easily create a font you can use on your computer based on any handwriting sample for only $9.
All you need to do is bribe your child to write out the alphabet on Fontifer's form, scan and save it, upload the template and see if you like it, and then pay via paypal or credit card in order to be able to download and install the font on your computer for the next email to grandma to be in Jr's very own handwriting!
You could even buy a new font every year and keep a record of the progress (or lack of it!) in their penmanship! Read | Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
Posted at http://feeds.bloggingbaby.com/~r/weblogs...242926874/
Comments: http://www.parentdish.com/2008/02/28/tur.../#comments