How do I email fonts to someone?

Question

How do I email fonts to someone?

Answer 1

fonts need to be zipped or compressed before you email them ot they will "break" when you send them

Answer 2

Don't forget that commercial fonts are copyright and the person you want to send them to needs a licence to use them. It may be the font is available free, or they may need to purchase them to legally use them and avoid the potential of hefty fines.

Answer 3

connect the font to ur e mail??? or r u conversing approximately placing ur font in ur e mail itself?? - if it rather is the case, the receiver of the e mail needs to have HTML ON of their e mail settings to work out the font. otherwise it defaults to familiar/text cloth. -o

Answer 4

You can either attach it in your email (it works as I have done this before) or you could go somewhere like http://www.mediafire.com/ and upload your font there then get the download link when it's done and send the link.



Hope this helps =)

Answer 5

Open Control Panel > Double click on FONTS > Minimise the fonts window so you can see your desktop > Left click AND DRAG the font you want to email and place it on your desktop > Open email message window and click on attachments > Navigate to the fonts file on your desktop and click send > Your font file will be then sent to the recipient as an attachment > All they have to do is to open the file and place this new font file into their font list.

Answer 6

I dunno i didnt know you could do that

Answer 7

For a PC only, probably a Mac is similar.

You should be able to send them like an ordinary file.

They need to be downloaded onto the computer hard drive they are going to be installed on, then installed via the fonts control panel.

Be aware that fonts can be large files, and also there may be limits on email download size.

Before sending get your friend to let you know when to send.

Answer 8

Ask your manager.



Sorry if my answer didn't help.

Answer 9

Go on your email client, e.g. Outlook Express or Hotmail, and add an attachment. You'll most likely have the 'My Documents' view presented. Press the drop-down menu for 'Look in:' and click on 'My Computer' then double click on 'Local Disc (C:)' >> 'WINDOWS' >> 'Fonts' and then locate your fonts to add as an attachment. For an easier way of adding multiple attachments, hold down 'ctrl' and select the fonts. Hope this answers your question. :)