GruntDoc writes about a service called YourFonts that will turn your handwritten script into a formal font for use on all your pretend-handwritten documents.
I'm sure everyone can imagine a million uses for that, right? OK, in my case it's pretty much none, but it still sounds like a fun idea, even if I don't feel a strong need to impose my poor handwriting on anyone. I feel bad enough about the people who have to decipher it when it's actually handwritten, without fake-handwriting things.
I particularly like GruntDoc's amusing post title, "How Docs can continue to have illegible records in an EMR." Yeah, we may think electronic medical records will solve a lot of problems, but we're kidding ourselves.
Illegible handwriting will triumph over all attempts to tame it. Writing reflects the soul, and the soul will not be caged! Or something.
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