We never use computer generated fonts.

Almost as much as I like those letters in handscrawl font telling how honest you are and how much you want to help me out.

@Peter KozlowskiPer a local Missouri law firm I’ve used in the past for real estate:To preserve its ability to file a mechanic’s lien, an original contractor must provide the property owner with a written notice prior to payment and at one of the following junctures:when the contract is signed;when materials are first delivered;when work commences; orwhen the first invoice is delivered.The notice must be written in 10-point bold font, and state:NOTICE TO OWNERFAILURE OF THIS CONTRACTOR TO PAY THOSE PERSONS SUPPLYING MATERIAL OR SERVICES TO COMPLETE THIS CONTRACT CAN RESULT IN THE FILING OF A MECHANIC'S LIEN ON THE PROPERTY WHICH IS THE SUBJECT OF THIS CONTRACT PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 429, RSMO.

Fonts, bold, tables, and most importantly, hyperlinks! 

Can anyone explain the handwritten font process?

Website in the letter [small font; bottom corner] or just a phone number?

When I advertise for rentals I advertise NO SMOKING in capital letters (and red font).

Writing is in Ariel font, includes 2 signatures and is discussing a fun project". 

In some cases the only difference was the color and font on the information, otherwise they were identical. 

@Chris Reynolds I don't handwrite my postcards instead I use a handwritten font and both handwritten postcard and handwritten font deliver the same result.