Greek Font Package

$99 for the 21 Greek Fonts. Save $75.00!
Purchase these fonts by themselves individually and you would pay $174.00!

Greek House of Fonts ::"Frequently Asked Questions"

Q: What should I expect when I purchase a font?
A: Once you go through the payment process via paypal, you will be directed to a download link. The link will contain a .ZIP file with a .TTF file for you to install in your computer.

Q: How do I use these fonts?
A: The Greek lettering set can be viewed when entering text with CAPS on. The regular alphabet is CAPS off or lowercase.

Q: How do I install a font into Windows?
A: On a Windows XP, click on START, CONTROL PANEL, then when the control panel opens, open the FONTS icon. You can drag and drop a .ttf file into the fonts folder, copy and paste it from another folder or click on FILE and install font by locating where you saved it.

Q: Can I use a Mac to install these fonts?
A: .TTF fonts DO work on Mac OS X. Simply open Font Book in your Applications directory and drag the new fonts to it and they will install automatically. You can then delete the fonts you downloaded, as they have been copied into the Font Book.

Q: Can I use these for commercial use?
A: Yes. You may use these fonts for reproducing final printed and embellished products only. These fonts may NOT be duplicated on any other computers nor resold or included in any other product for resale. See our Terms and Conditions page for more details

Q: What about non capital greek letters?
A: Unfortunately we only have upper case or capital letters at this time.
The fonts were designed for the Greek Collegiate system in mind. Sororities and Fraternities which only use the upper case set.

Q: Are these fonts currently available in embroidery format?
A: No. Greek House of Fonts are True Type fonts only. They are made for basic computers and layout programs like Adobe Illustrator, Freehand, InDesign and Corel Draw. They DO NOT come in .dst, .emb. .pes or any other format besides .ttf. We're in works to offer embroidery sets in the near future though.

> Feel free to contact me if you have questions or inquiries.