Fonts

Some of these fonts are official, while others were selected simply because they have that great Disney look. They've been collected from all over the internet, from free font pages. As such, commercial fonts offered from these internet sites may have been posted accidentally. If you see a font that should not be posted (or you simply want credit for your work), please email immediately!

Tristan
(October 21 · 2007)

Waltograph
(October 21 · 2007)
by MickeyAvenue.com

Atlantean
(October 21 · 2007)
by the Walt Disney Company

TwyliteZone Book
(October 21 · 2007)
by Oliver Conte Design

Ravenscroft
(October 21 · 2007)
by Kronos & MickeyAvenue.com

Denmark
(October 21 · 2007)

Mara Medium
(October 21 · 2007)
by the Walt Disney Company

Manzanita
(October 21 · 2007)

Seized Future, Seized Future A, Seized X-S
(October 21 · 2007)
by MickeyAvenue.com

DecoTech, DecoTech TL
(October 21 · 2007)
by MickeyAvenue.com

Prototype Community
(October 21 · 2007)
by MickeyAvenue.com

Skellingtonbats
(October 21 · 2007)
by LockerGnome.com

PS Bluegum Forest
(October 21 · 2007)
by Tris Nguyen

Space Age
(October 21 · 2007)
by MickeyAvenue.com

JSL Ancient
(October 21 · 2007)
by Jeffrey S. Lee

Started By a Mouse
(October 21 · 2007)
by Robert Nava

Gracey's Curse
(October 21 · 2007)
by Robert Nava

Font 33
(October 21 · 2007)
by The Ghost Host

Space Station 77
(October 21 · 2007)
by The Ghost Host

Brother Bear
(October 21 · 2007)
by the Walt Disney Company

TRON
(October 21 · 2007)

Adventure Normal
(October 21 · 2007)
by Neale Davidson

Monster AG
(October 21 · 2007)
by Jens R. Ziehn

Orange Grove
(October 21 · 2007)
by Robert Nava

Caribbean Regular
(October 21 · 2007)
by Mseek

Kantonswappen CHFL
(December 10 · 2007)
by Michael Baumeler

Charlemagne
(May 8 · 2009)
by A. Carr

Big Thunder Dingbats
(June 26 · 2009)
by David Occhino

World Symbols
(June 26 · 2009)
by David Occhino

Installing Fonts
Windows '95 w/Plus!, Windows '98, 2000, ME, NT
To install new fonts, follow these steps:

  1. Download the file(s) to the Desktop, and unzip it.
  2. Save the font files(s) to a temporary location (it will be deleted later).
  3. Press the Start button.
  4. Choose Settings.
  5. Choose Control Panel.
  6. Open the Fonts folder.
  7. Open the File menu, and choose Install New Font.
  8. Locate the folder that contains the saved font file(s).
  9. Select the font(s) that you want to install, and press OK.
  10. The font(s) is now installed. Delete the font file(s) from where you temporarily saved them.

Windows XP
To install new fonts, follow these steps:

  1. Download the file(s) to the Desktop, and unzip it.
  2. Save the font files(s) to a temporary location (it will be deleted later).
  3. Press the Start button.
  4. Choose Control Panel.
  5. Choose Appearance and Themes.
  6. On the far left menu, choose Fonts.
  7. Open the File menu, and choose Install New Font.
  8. Locate the folder that contains the saved font file(s).
  9. Select the font(s) that you want to install, and press OK.
  10. The font(s) is now installed. Delete the font file(s) from where you temporarily saved them.

Windows Vista
To install new fonts, follow these steps:

  1. Download the file(s) to the Desktop, and unzip it.
  2. Save the font files(s) to a temporary location (it will be deleted later).
  3. Press the Start button.
  4. Choose Control Panel.
  5. Choose Appearance and Personalization.
  6. Choose Fonts.
  7. Open the File menu, and choose Install New Font.
  8. Locate the folder that contains the saved font file(s).
  9. Select the font(s) that you want to install, and press Install.
  10. The font(s) is now installed. Delete the font file(s) from where you temporarily saved them.

Mac OS X 10.2 & Later
To install new fonts, follow these steps:

  1. Download the file, and unzip it.
  2. Double-click the font file. This will work for Mac-specific and Windows-based fonts alike — the Mac OS works with all of them.
  3. Click Install Font

How to Use Dingbats
Some fonts come with images; some fonts are nothing but images. To access the images―known as dingbats―you simply press a combination of keys on your keyboard. All computers with Windows come with a simple program called Character Map. This program will show you every character available from every font installed on your computer, along with the key(s) you need to press to use the characters/images. Character Map is usually found on the "Start" menu, somewhere under "Accessories."

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