Free Monogram Macro Supplied With Monogram Fonts

October 24, 2011

Anyone creating apparel designs will need to add a monogram at some point. Even in other areas of design, monograms can come in handy. GDG has created three special fonts for creating monograms. There is a cost for the fonts. Each of the fonts contains letters for the left, center and right position of the monogram. To make the fonts easier to use, you get a free CorelDRAW macro. Simply type in the letters you want and it will create the monogram for you. You can also choose to have a border included. If you need to create monograms, this macro will knock them out for you very quickly saving you time and making you money!

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