• Chopin Script For Microsoft Word

Free Microsoft Word Template Free elegant Microsoft Word Template featuring two pages, two columns, drop cap at the start of paragraphs and a script heading in black and white. This black and white document features elegrant script typography as the header and the page is divided in two columns. It uses a 12 point font in Times New Roman. Text can be changed to a different typeface. The title text is in Chopin Script which can be downloaded for free online, just search for the font name at a site like dafont. The start of each paragraph uses a drop cap as the first letter of the sentence. If when you add your info, this setting is removed, you can select the first letter of the sentence and go to Format Drop Cap.

Cool Chopin Script.ttf Font Calligraphy - Windows. Preview and download Chopin Script. It can be used in adobe photoshop, microsoft word, microsoft.

Then select how you want it to look. I currently have it set to Position Dropped and lines set to 3.

Increasing or decreasing this number will make the letter larger or smaller at the start of the paragraph. The rest of this page is for you to add your article. It is justified, Times New Roman 12 point currently. You can always select the entire block of text and change the font settings. The column will carry over to the right when you get to the bottom of this row and add a line as shown in the preview. You could also insert a photo anywhere in the columns that accompanies your article.

Chopin Script For Microsoft Word

Size: 8.5' x 11' - standard letter paper File Type: Microsoft Word.doc This is a two page style that looks like a magazine or book page and you can add your own articles to it.

Valmooo, do you even know what you're talking about? You compared pictures?? Come oooooon, you should know better. You don't find differences by looking at pictures for a font, you take a look at the dots, the lines, etc. THEN you will notice that Chopin Script and Polonaise are two different fonts. Typography was here way before computers.

So, let me tell you: If two persons take one typography in, let's say, the Solotype Catalog, make a font, which WILL BE of course different, because they would have to 'redraw' it entirely, is this a problem to you? If two people paint the same landscape, is there also copyright infringement?

You should really know your subject before making a fool out of you here. Valmooo, there was a time, decades ago, when typefaces were only in BOOKS. Then people took the time to turn this into a font from SCANS or IMAGES. Some did this for free, others did it for money, welcome on the Internet. If you don't know the difference, we can't help you.

Chopin Script is NOT a rip-off from Polonaise, it is not even BASED on the same file, period. Check the glyphs, they are DIFFERENT. At least take the time to read my answer, stupid.

They come from the same typeface, but are two DIFFERENT CREATIONS. Get a life and stop talking shit around here.