How to create a notebook with elementary handwriting in Word

Video How to create a notebook with elementary handwriting in Word

Do you want to design your own handwritten elf notebook with handwriting? With just a few steps in the tutorial below, you can quickly create a beautiful notebook template with the familiar Word document editing tool. 

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Instructions to create a notebook with handwriting in Word

Step 1: Download the font for Primary writing and unzip it, select the font to install and click Install to install the Primary font with cell on computer.

Set the font
Set the font

Step 2: Open Word, in Font section, select font: HP001 4 rows and 1 cell.

Select font HP001 4 rows 1 cell
Select font HP001 4 rows 1 cell

Step 2: Next press Insert> Symbol> More Symbol. When the Symbol dialog box appears , in the Font section, choose HP001 4 rows and 1 cell, and in  Subset, select Latin Extended-B. After that, click Insert to add the cell samples to the text. 

Symbol
Symbol

Step 4: After adding enough lines, you just need to copy that line, and then paste down the successive lines of the bottom line to create a full page to make a word.

Insert a cell
Insert a cell

Step 5: To make the rows fit together like an umbrella, go to Paragraph to adjust as the image below:

Paragraph
Paragraph

Step 6: To write handwriting on the newly created cell, go to Insert> Shape, select the square or rounded rectangle with the newly created cell.

Shapes
Shapes

Step 7: Right-click, choose Format Auto Shape. Next, select No fill to display the subject cells under the shape just inserted, otherwise leave No fill will not see the cell.

Format Auto Shape
Format Auto Shape

Then choose the border color of the Shape, the size of the border and click OK to finish.

Select border
Select border

Step 8: To write text on the notebook just created, just right-click> Add text.

Add text
Add text

Step 9: Then write on the glass that comfortable.

Write words
Write words

So you can manually create notebooks with very beautiful glasses with the familiar Word word processing tool.

I wish you successful implementation!

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