How Do You Make Words In Different Font Codes?
The shape and style of words when typed are referred to as “fonts.” Standard fonts include things like “Times New Roman” and “Arial,” which provide a sleek, clean look to words. What many don’t realize is that there are literally hundreds of different font codes installed on your computer that you can choose from at will. Typing words in different font codes can allow you to personalize and generally improve the look of an email or document. Look for the drop down “Font” menu. Whether you’re using a word processor, an email utility or are posting on an Internet discussion board, this drop down menu will be present. This will bring up a listing of all of the different fonts you can choose from to type your document. In certain programs (like Microsoft Outlook), it may say the word “Font,” indicating that you’ve got the right menu. In other programs (like Microsoft Word), it will say the name of the font currently being used (often Times New Roman or Arial are enabled by default). Select
