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Font introduction
Leicester is a very popular typographic typeface with a design inspired by handwritten calligraphy of the Renaissance. It is characterized by rough and powerful strokes with different thicknesses, which makes people feel like they are written with thick brushes or brushes. This typeface was designed to give an old, historic vibe and is therefore often used to print traditional, high-quality text such as books, magazines, posters, invitations, business cards, and more. The shape of the Leicester font is very unique. Its uppercase letters and lowercase letters have a continuous stroke design. This continuous stroke method makes some wonderful interlacing and overlapping between letters, making the whole font look more interesting and dynamic. sense and vitality. In addition, there are some variants of this font, such as Leicester Shadow and Leicester Inline, which add some shadows or outlines to enhance the three-dimensional effect of the font. In general, Leicester font is a very distinctive font. Its design is inspired by the calligraphy art of the Renaissance, emphasizing rough and powerful strokes, suitable for some texts and designs that need to show tradition and high quality work.Content introduction
Leicester is a very good handwriting art font, with a good visual sense, suitable for cultural propaganda design, commercial brand advertising and product packaging design and personalized text typesetting and other more scenes.
Tips: If you can't find the font in PS or AI after installation, please search for its name "Leicester".
Windows system font installation method
First: suitable for installing multiple font files
Copy the font directly to C:\WINDOWS\Fonts Recommended
or
Open the control panel, open the font folder in the control panel, and then copy the downloaded font to this folder
Second: suitable for installing a single font file
Right-click and select the "Install" menu to install Recommended
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Double-click the font file, click the "Install" button at the top of the font file interface, and the font will be installed in the system.
The above two methods are suitable for all Windows operating systems
Mac system font installation method
Find "System-Resource Library-Fonts" under mac, paste the font file of Qigong, or add it with Font Book (Menu Bar->Go->Applications->Font Book).
Note: If there are friends who cannot use it after adding it, don't worry, restart the computer
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. Why does "file damage" appear during installation?
Answer: This is because the font library conflicts with your system (especially the xp system, because many fonts were developed under win98 or earlier versions before.)
2. Why can't I find it after I installed the font?
Answer: Some fonts: such as Huakang series. They are shown in the list as his related pinyin codes, you can double-click the font to see what the name of the font is when you download it back. Then when you choose to use this font, please choose its pinyin, which is the font you want.
3. Why can’t some fonts be typed?
Answer: Some fonts can only be typed out only when traditional characters are input. (such as Jinmei font library, etc.), if the text input using the traditional input method still cannot be displayed, it may be that the font library of the font is incomplete, and there is no way to type this character.
Notice
Leicester, due to usage restrictions, it is only for personal study and reference use. For commercial use, please go to the relevant official website for authorization.
(Personal non-commercial use refers to the use of this font to complete the display of personal works, including but not limited to the design of personal papers, resumes, etc.)
