So doctors can type illegibly.
-- miggavin, Dec 13 2016

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[calum, Dec 15 2016]

http://www.yourfonts.com Your handwriting as a font service [xenzag, Dec 15 2016]

This is brilliant!
-- whatrock, Dec 13 2016


At least the pharmacist will have a slightly better guess as to the number of letters in the unknown drug's name.

And for Doctors of Philosophy: A font that only allows you to type words of three syllables of more. So they can be legible, but still obtuse and hard to understand.
-- popbottle, Dec 13 2016


Love, love, love. +++++
-- blissmiss, Dec 14 2016


I have a font called Duchamp which is based on the great man's handwriting. It's barely legible. I love it, and use it often. When people complain, I refer them to the estate of Marcel Duchamp for access to their (non-existent of course) translation service.
-- xenzag, Dec 15 2016


Do good handwriting fonts exist? Surely the software would have to take into account the adjacent letters, since a given character is written differently depending on its neighbours.
-- MaxwellBuchanan, Dec 15 2016


You can make your own font with comparative ease. There are also websites where uploaded scans of your handwriting will be returned to you as a fully functioning font.
-- xenzag, Dec 15 2016



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