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How to Add Free Microsoft Word Fonts

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Sybil Green, One of the Free Microsoft Word Fonts
Sybil Green, One of the Free Microsoft Word Fonts

Have you ever wanted a different font for a birthday invitation, card, or some other project?

Learn how to add free Microsoft Word fonts to your computer. Ordinary fonts are fine for writing papers, resumes, documents, and other general purposes.

Sometimes, you need that special font for a more personal touch. Consider adding free Microsoft Word Fonts to your font collection, adding more character and style.

Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions
  1. Step 1
    Candy Time, One of the Free Microsoft Word Fonts
    Candy Time, One of the Free Microsoft Word Fonts

    Download a free zip program.

    In oder to download free Microsoft Word fonts, you need a zip program. This unzips free files from the web to your font collection. A good zip program is JustZIPit. See the resources section below.

  2. Step 2
    Another Free Microsoft Word Font
    Another Free Microsoft Word Font

    Find the free Microsoft Word fonts that you want to use. The web offers thousands of free Microsoft Word fonts. See resources below for free Microsoft Word Fonts.

  3. Step 3

    Click on the download zip file button once you find the fonts. This will download and unzip the font. Open and it should be located in the Windows temporary files.

  4. Step 4
    Your free Microsoft Word fonts are easy to transfer from temporary files to the fonts file.
    Your free Microsoft Word fonts are easy to transfer from temporary files to the fonts file.

    Click on the start button at the bottom of the desktop, then settings.

    Click on control panel and then fonts. Once you are in fonts, it's homeward bound for your free Microsoft Word fonts.

  5. Step 5
    Many different free Micorsoft Word Fonts to Choose From
    Many different free Micorsoft Word Fonts to Choose From

    Install the new font. Once in fonts, click on file at the top, INSTALL NEW FONT.

    This is where you store the free Microsoft Word fonts, along with the rest of your fonts. A window will pop up and you should click on C: drive, then TEMP. This locates all free Microsoft Word fonts that you have in the temporary file from before.

  6. Step 6

    Look for the fonts you downloaded.

    Once you open the temporary file with all the free Microsoft Word fonts, you should see the name of each one that you downloaded. Click on the name, then OK.

    You have just installed one of the free Microsoft Word fonts on your computer. When you go back into fonts, you should see the name of the font there.

  7. Step 7
    There are a lot of free Microsoft Word fonts for holidays and celebrations.
    There are a lot of free Microsoft Word fonts for holidays and celebrations.

    Open the Microsoft Word program after transferring your Free Microsoft Word fonts.

    On the fonts drop down bar, you should see the name of the font you downloaded. Congratulations. Adding a personal touch holds endless possibilities for you.

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on 8/9/2009 I love just looking at the different fancy fonts you can use. Thanks for the article!

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on 6/30/2009 Great article on How to Add Free Microsoft Word Fonts! Thanks so much! 5*

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on 6/20/2009 Great information! Very useful, thanks!!

xrayness said

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on 6/9/2009 Excellent eHow article.

mahnanc said

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on 6/2/2009 I had no idea you could get something like this for free. What a fun way to print all kinds of projects!

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