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Kevin & Amanda
Just go to "Free Fonts," found on the top navigation tabs. Newer fonts can be found on the sidebar on the right.
Another example of a great website I often use to search for unique fonts that are FREE to download:
1001 Free Fonts
It's helpful to have a "Fonts" folder somewhere on your computer. However, you can do a quick "Search" to locate your already existing fonts folder, used for software programs already installed on your computer.
Using a PC:
1. Download the font file from your source.
2. Save to your computer (be sure to note where the "save" location is.) The file will most likely be zipped, with the extension .zip.
3. Unzip the file by clicking "Extract"or "Extract All."
4. Copy and paste the unzipped file into your Fonts folder.
5. Check to see if your font downloaded successfully:
a. Open a Word (or other) document and see if your font is ready to use!
b. If it not, you probably missed a step!
For a more in-depth look at installing fonts (for both PC's and Macs):
http://www.kevinandamanda.com/scrapbook/fonts/download-and-install/
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000563.htm


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