When the application starts, the first
letter of the alphabet is displayed.
If you swipe your finger up or down, the same letter will be represented
with arrows that indicate the drawing order :
This is very convenient for students to better understand how letters
are constructed. Swiping again makes the arrows disappear.
To go from one letter to another, swipe left or right to go up and down
the alphabet, like you would flip pages.
To access a particular letter or symbol, tap the search icon in the
middle of the tab bar at the bottom of the screen :
Type the character, and it will be
displayed full screen. The keyboard shows uppercase letters, but
lowercase are fetched. If you want uppercase letters, tap the shift key,
on the left of the keyboard, before tapping the letter. To get accented
characters, hold the vowel until you get a choice of accented
characters.
You can try the current font yourself by
typing a few words. It will use the type of font displayed on the main
screen, which means if you use the arrows one, they will show just the
same.
Tap the Exercize icon :
When the screen appears, the keyboard is
automatically presented, so you can start typing. When you are finished,
tap the orange "Done" in the upper left corner to hide the keyboard, so
you can tap on another icon. If you wanted to come back typing, simply
tap on the text.
You can install both ZNuscriptGuided and ZNuscriptArrowsGuided on your
device, so they can be used by all applications that support fonts, such
as Pages 2.5. Tap
When you tap on the font you want, a box
appears showing the progress of the process.
After a few seconds, a dialog appears to add the font to the
preferences :
Tap Install, confirm with your code :
Now the profile is installed, and you can
use the font in all iOS applications that support fonts.
Here is an example of the formatting of
characters in Pages,
selecting ZNuscriptArrowsGuided :
With these fonts, blank guidelines are
simply obtained by tapping space. However, when printing, some
printers may not like it when space has been redefined, so if the
guideline does not print right, use underscore _ instead.
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This application uses fonts you can also
install on your Macintosh, or Windows machine. There is a complete
method with all sorts of styles, including dotted and outline,heavy,
with guidelines or not, that is used daily by the best teachers, entire
schools, and book publishers. ZMethod contains 30 fonts, ranging from
elementary school Manuscript conforming to Zaner Bloser standard, up to
Writing cursive. Each font is available separately, or in the full 30
fonts method.
These fonts work perfectly in standard Macintosh and Windows programs,
such as Pages, Microsoft Word, or Desktop Publishing programs.
Tap on the computer icon to visit
FontMenu.com