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You should also read the main Scriptalizer™ instructions before contacting us with a question about the Scriptalizer™.
Any application that uses True Type Fonts and supports unicode characters can be used to display our Premium 'Ultra' fonts and Scriptalized text.
Examples include:-
In addition, Premium 'Ultra' fonts can be displayed on web pages using our guide here.
If you see strange symbols when you click the Scriptalize! button, rather than handwriting, it is likely that you are using on older web browser that does not support non-standard fonts. Please update your web browser to the latest version.
If your word processor it set to spell check as you type (and/or indicates misspelled words with underlining), you will find that your Scriptalized text shows many spelling errors, even though the words are spelled correctly. This is because your word processor does not recognise the fact that alternative symbols have been used for some of the letters. It is best to pre-write your text in a word processor, check the spelling, then use the Scriptalizer™.
For the Scriptalizerâ„¢ to show handwritten 'mistakes' you have at least a Version 3 Premium 'Ultra' Font (i.e. made after Jan 06 2009).
Example fonts made prior to this version will also not show errors.
Yes, you can certainly use Scriptalized Premium 'Ultra' Fonts with the Microsoft Word mail merging application. Provided that the software supports the extended ascii characters, then you should have no problems.
For larger projects an application embeddable DLL version of the Scriptalizer™ software is available for companies who wish to convert a large amount of handwriting in one session. This application is also COM-compatible and can be invoked in MS Office applications (such as Microsoft® Word®) and others that support COM interoperability. More Information
For smaller projects, here's how to use Microsoft® Word® for mailmerging:
When using Microsoft® Word® for mail merging the data is stored in a comma separated format (CSV) which is accessed via Microsoft Excel. Here are the steps to convert the text so that it renders correctly in the relevant Premium 'Ultra' font:
Note: Your text will still look like lots of strange symbols in Excel as it will not be displayed in the Premium 'Ultra' handwriting font. Provided that the correct font has been used to display the text, you should see the correct natural handwriting font in the Word output.
Our application embeddable DLL version of the Scriptalizer™ software is also COM-compatible and can be invoked in MS Office applications (such as Microsoft® Word®) and others that support COM interoperability.
However, please note that this is not a simple 'plugin', is relatively expensive, and requires some technical knowledge to install. As a result we offer free technical support (via remote connection) for those that require it.
If none of the answers to the frequently asked questions have helped you with a problem you may be having with the Scriptalizer™, and you have also read the Scriptalizer™ instructions, please click on the link below to contact us, stating (in detail) your problem, and we will see if we can help.
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