DmoDNPrintArrowDotLine font
Publisher
License
$ Free for personal use
Date added
Jan 11 2017
Dotted line font with directional arrows for handwriting practice.
This font features a dotted line style with directional arrows, designed to guide handwriting practice. Each character is formed with a series of dots and arrows indicating the stroke order and direction, making it ideal for educational purposes.
Ideal for educational materials, especially for teaching handwriting to children.
Handwriting practice, educational worksheets.
Balanced
Download DmoDNPrintArrowDotLine font. DmoDNPrintArrowDotLine by Copyright (c) 1996-2011 by vLetter, Inc. All rights reserved. U.S. Patent #5,412,771. Other patents pending.
Ideal for educational materials, especially for teaching handwriting to children.
Handwriting practice, educational worksheets.
Balanced
(Demo font. To purchase the full version, you can order it online at www.schoolhousefonts.com)
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Category
Decorative/Display
Bold
No
Italic
No
Weight
Regular
Width
Normal
Character spacing
Normal
Line height
Normal
Contrast
Low
Overall style
Educational
X height
Medium
Cap height
High
Proposed projects
Ideal for educational materials, especially for teaching handwriting to children.
Use case
Handwriting practice, educational worksheets.
Ascender descender ratio
Balanced
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