

| This is how to install "GeoDumba.TTF"
or other similar TTF fonts on your computer. (It should work on all versions of Windows, except with some little difference with NT) Same way of installation works with any "TTF" fonts, so this Web Page seems very useful. Let me know if you have any problems. |
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Download (or Open) "GeoDumba.Zip"
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| To open the file, make sure that you have Winzip
installed. (It is a great program for unzipping files and it's free). Simply double click the file icon to open it. Once opened, highlight the "geodumba.ttf" file.
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| Click the Extract bottom in the upper right box (see
right picture)
(You can also open the ReadMe
file to get similar information if you need one. |
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| Use the folder tree (browse)
to help you get the correct folder. or simply type C:\WINDOWS\FONTS in the upper left box. Use this directory only if your Windows is located there Click the Extract button (upper right) |
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| Ok, now that you have the font in the right directory, the system needs to detect them. You do this by clicking "My Computer" on your desktop, open control panels... |
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| And then, open the fonts folder and check if geodumba.ttf file is there. That's it! The font have been installed and can be used in any windows applications that can use them. Good Luck! |
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Download GeoDumba.ttf file and save it
in the C:/Windows/Fonts directory.
Use this directory only if your Windows is located there
If you wish to use "GeoDumba" font for your Web
Page just type this code:
<font face="GeoDumba"> in the
Web Page's Source and that's it.
Remember don't forget to move this file into C:/Windows/Fonts
directory.
Good luck!
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GeoDumba font is unique because it does not
requires font drivers. It also is similar with Latin layout which makes it much easier
during the typing.
Below is given examples of this font:
(Check ALT text, point the picture)

