VLetter Pro and Personal Font

VLetter Pro and Personal Font
Email & Word Processing
with Your Handwriting and Signature

by Nick Anis

Vletter is a handwritten, personal email product that reflects your own style and personality. It combines the power and convenience of word processing and email with the personal touch of handwriting. According to company spokesperson, using this unique product you can make your email distinctive and memberable and your message will float on top of a sea of generic email. The program is very simple to operate but has some impressive features including the ability to create very realistic handwritten documents, controlling line spacing, randomization, and controlling the size of your words. vLetter can be run stand-alone or used along with most word processing programs. There are several options for choosing and customizing the stationary, colors, size, and so on.

The best way to use this product is to purchase vLetter Professional for $129, which includes Personal Font. You will need to fill out a sheet with your handwriting and signature so that the company can create your personal handwriting font. This is the same company that has been selling Personal Font for several years now. And apparently they have learned quite a bit about accurately reproducing handwriting and signatures. The company expects much much higher demand for the software now that it works with both hard copies and with email. The new version of the font software had many useful options like including or excluding parts of your signature like your middle initial or last part … for Example Nick Anis, Jr. or Nick Anis or Nick. I don't have a middle name, but if I did I could include it or not with a simple mouse click.

For more information or to purchase the product, point your browser to http://www.vletter.com/.

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Nick Anis is a food, wine, and travel and technology writer with over 24 books in print published by McGraw-Hill, Random House, Bantam, Ziff-Davis, Tab, and others. Nick's articles have appeared in The Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, West Coast Media, The Family Publications Group, The Weekly News, and Travel-Watch. His beats include food, travel, snow and waters sports, entertainment, family recreation, consumer electronics, home improvement, and automotive. He is responsible for the Restaurant Row Ethnic Dining Guide, co-published by the Long Beach Press Telegram. Nick is an accomplished downhill skier, PADI certified SCUBA diver, and when he's not sitting on his butt goofing off, enjoys a variety of active recreation including tennis, riding motorcycles, ATVs, wave runners, snow machines, horses, skeet and trap shooting he's also taken a stab at riding camels, donkeys, elephants, ostriches, lamas, dolphins, Reindeer, bulls, mechanical bulls, and buffalo. Nick is a member (A Secretary/Treasurer) of the International Food, Wine, and Travel Writers Association (IFWTWA), a member of the North American Snow Sports Journalist Association (NASJA), Computer Press Association, The Writer's Guild, and listed in Books in Print, Media Map, and Press Access. You can reach Nick at Editor@Travel-Watch.com.