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Installing Fonts

Ok, I realize this is pretty basic stuff but I wanted to be comprehensive with my step by step guides.  This will show you how to install a font in Windows XP specifically.  Other versions of Windows should be similar.


What you'll need

The new font that you want to install (.TTF, .FON, .OTF)


Step by Step Guide

1. Open your font folder (Start/Control Panel/Fonts)





2. Drag and Drop your new font file into your font folder





3. That's it.  Depending on the program you may need to restart it before the font will be available to use.
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