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Sony ICF-SW35 World Receiver with carrying case
Sony (
07 July, 2003 )
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Brilliant BUT.........  |
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Yes, brilliant!!, but with one little niggle, and its no fault of the program. It isnt that good at reproducing what I would call real joined up writing. I mean think about it, how do you get every vowel to join up with every consonant or vice versa etc in every possible variation and do it seamlessly like the real thing. The program cant do it very well yet but if your writing is not joined up you wont be able to tell from the real thing. Just one tip, when youve created your font, dont use black to print with, it seems to be more convincing in say a charcoal grey or a blue shade. Oh damn, buy it anyway, its just great.
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It works! |
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Purely speculative purchase. Normally I rely on magazine reviews, but for this price I thought Id take a chance, not really expecting much. However its a terrific program. Works exactly as described. Couple of features worthy of special mention. Firstly you dont have to enter every character on the keyboard, the program makes a guess based on the characters you do give it. Secondly you can edit every aspect of each letter which means you can get it just right (no pun intended), or indeed improve your own handwriting.
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Nifty program for creating a font from your handwriting |
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Impressive piece of software. Installed quickly in Windows ME. First step is to print out some templates on your printer, and then handwrite out each letter of the alphabet one at a time. Next step is to scan the templates in - and the program automatically creates a font of the letters you have written. Some letters then need minor adjustment (up, down, larger, smaller). This is pretty straightforward to do. Net result: almost immediately, I had a font that let me type an alarmingly accurate copy of my handwriting.
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