Disney Font

[BeckWhy]

I notice some people write on their pics with the Disney font... where do you get it at?

 

[WillCAD]

I got several excellent WDW-related fonts here:
http://members.aol.com/disneyfonts/wds.html

 

[mickeyluv]

WillCAD, I looked at your Disney Dollar collection. That is awesome! I was in WDW in 1995 for my honeymoon. I sure wish I had of bought a Disney Dollar and I would have traded with you.

Question about the Disney Fonts. When you go to that site and click on PC Download it opens with 2 files. Which one to you actually open? TIA

 

[MickeyMouseGal]

I got several excellent WDW-related fonts here:
http://members.aol.com/disneyfonts/wds.html

Is this website safe to download from?

 

[ron808]

I can't seem to copy it on my windows... weird.

 

[Sal316]

Is this website safe to download from?

Yes. The zip is virus free and the font works fine.

 

[BeckWhy]

I can't seem to copy it on my windows... weird.

I can't copy it either.

 

[Annette_VA]

This site has a ton of great fonts, including several Disney ones
http://www.momscorner4kids.com/fonts/

 

[WillCAD]

WillCAD, I looked at your Disney Dollar collection. That is awesome! I was in WDW in 1995 for my honeymoon. I sure wish I had of bought a Disney Dollar and I would have traded with you.

Question about the Disney Fonts. When you go to that site and click on PC Download it opens with 2 files. Which one to you actually open? TIA

When you click the download link you will download a ZIP file.

Zip files are a type of compressed archive; they are like a manila envelope containing multiple "pages", each of which is a file. You have to take the files out of the ZIP file before you can use them. In Windows XP this ability is built right in; in My Computer the ZIP file simply appears as another folder on your hard drive, and you can get the files out of it. In previous versions of Windows, you needed to install an unzipping program to get stuff out of a ZIP file.

Once you download the ZIP file to your computer and look in it, you will see two files with the same name but different extensions. One is a text file; you can tell this one by the Notepad icon. The other is the TrueType Font (TTF)file that you can place in your Windows/Fonts folder to install the font.

For more complete step-by-step instructions on installing these fonts, check the FAQ page: http://www.mickeyavenue.com/fonts/faq/