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18 May 2024 at 3:02 pm #3290
While we often refer to Help Guides included when we receive equipment, the advice may be on the Internet instead. The websites offer Help advice or forums or we download PDF files that guide us and allow us to view the text and diagrams easier if we increase the zoom action eg from 100% to 150% instead.
Forum advice is available and google–com will lead us to many tricks and tips and the FAQs and the customer support Helplines, too.
Sometimes a website offers us a SITEMAP that could be helpful or a SEARCH option for the whole website.
Sometimes the equipment itself offers an installed Help option and this can apply to Smart TVs as well, yet these also have Internet web browsers as do many Android devices using the Google Store and so on.
google–com and youtube–com for extra searches…
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5 September 2026 at 1:03 am #4709
WHICH FONTS WORK FOR YOUR TEXT?
I discovered a website that lets us download free fonts and gives us a text demo and different colours for the font and the background as well.
Test images using font demo displays on fonts.download and also notebook-online.co for extra help converting text input there into an image…
Free fonts and text demos: http://fonts.download
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A very helpful online text editor: http://notepad-online.co
The free website service offers us a notepad website featuring plain text or rich text that maintains the text layout as saved in the RTF files on our computers.
It’s useful because the notepad-online.co website keeps the file available if we don’t clear the web browser cache files for websites and their images.
To test the resources for my text, I used an earlier Wordpad file’s text and pasted it to a different website that featured free fonts.
http://fonts.download/font/lora-4
NB Click Image Generator.
When I had downloaded the zip file it downloaded the LORA fonts, so all four were installed for the Wordpad Classic program. When reaching the final stages of the text copied there I noticed I could add an image stored on my computer if I used the website PNG image download for the text I had edited. So I saved a few copies for later.
Once I had tested the notepad-online.co website, I wanted to add the image created by the font website as it displayed the text in a certain size and green colour and dark green background colour. As I had already downloaded the image on the font website, I checked my downloads and found the image URL was a data style image URL and I copied it and the image appeared in the notepad test display. So as long as we know the image URL we can copy it and add it in the Rich Text display.
The font display image shows LORA using bold and italic as my favourite font choice because it uses customised versions of several letters and numbers in their combined styles.
Then there is an EXPORT option such as saving the whole web page as an HTML web page or as a PDF file or as a complete image instead. So I edited the HTML web page title to show the notebook website name and the extra info at that time.
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5 September 2026 at 1:03 am #4831
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