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Script
Typefaces They come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes and are very popular for formal invitations. Frequently the letters can be connected to add additional fluidity to the design.
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Script
typeface are pretty self-explanatory and have been around for as long
as there has been handwritten text. They are basically used to reproduce
the style and elegance of well-formed written letters. 
Examples
of script fonts are Shelley, Reporter and Kuenstler and are available
as PostScript fonts from 
