Fonts are fun. You can make 'em, too – if you use the right software. Your
Handwriting 2.0 is cheap, and the results prove it: crude, and
barely usable. I recommend using ScanFont from FontLab.com. If you want it to
look even better on more than one platform, get their full-
featured product. I don't have the time or patience to fontify
everybody's complete manuscript, and I'm sure you don't have $200+
lying around to spend on software you may use only once or twice.
Here's my proposal: I could put your signature, SIMPLE logo, or
something of the like into TrueType AND OpenType fonts. Heck, I
could even do dingbats (pictures) on a case-by-case basis. If it's
a complicated graphic, assume I can't do it. What I first need is clean,
clear, high-quality, pure black & white scans of the
glyphs you want to immortalize. Ten dollars ($10) doesn't sound too unreasonable at this
point (for your signature or a single logo). You could do it yourself
- but will you? Well, I thought I'd offer. If you're
interested, send the graphic(s) to the e-mail alias: font @ lockergnome.com.
Then, after I tell you that I can do what you want me to do, use
the same 'font' e-mail address at PayPal.com to complete the
transaction. Other arrangements can be made.