The second one in your user directory contains just the fonts that are available to your user. If you want to copy one of these fonts to a different computer you can just copy it like any other file.

You can drag the font to a thumbdrive, e-mail it to yourself at a different computer, or copy it across the network to your laptop. On the new computer you simply need to double-click the font and you will get a little window showing you a preview of what the font looks like. There will be either a button saying ‘ install’ which will install the front onto that computer if you click on it, or there will be a little grey message saying ‘ installed’ which means that that font is already installed on that computer. If you are copying a font be sure to copy all the different font files. For example in the following example the Arial font has quite a few files, one for the bold one for the italic and so on. Most of the time the fonts will just work and you won’t need to worry about them, but every now and then you might go to open one of your documents on a different computer and the font will be missing. If you want a document that you can open on any computer at all, and you don’t need to worry about whether that computer has the font or not, save your document as a PDF file.We designed this app specifically for aspiring comic artists like you. Within the app you’ll find a digital sketchpad, perfect for experimenting your panel concepts. Then when you’re happy with the design you can switch to the inking and coloring interface and finish it off with a variety of brushes.

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