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With so many dots, I wasn't sure it would be usable. However, it seems OK in MSWord (just slow), which is a tribute to FontStruct's TTF rendering capabilities!
@Frodo7 -- Thanks for the compliment, and glad to see you back!
bravo! 10
I've been obsessed with gradients lately...
Amazing!!! This must have taken soooo much time and effort, I can't imagine! SIMPLY SUPERB!!!
@VannessaNettle - Thank you for the kind words! It wasn't _too_ difficult.
I made one gradient pattern, copying-and-pasting the design into blank glyph locations in a new font. Next, I scaled up the original Alex Murphy Outline glyphs to 3×, then copied-and-pasted THOSE over the existing gradients in each location. Lastly, I erased the excess dots and cleaned up around the edges of the glyphs.
TLDR: No need to put dots into each letter. Copy-and-paste the glyphs over a common gradient pattern instead!
cool
Wow. Very nice
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