Old English handwriting font in UK

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In ancient days people used to write with hands. Now a days computer takes the writing part. A computer font in UK (London, Scotland, England, Ireland & Wales) is an electronic data file containing a set of glyphs, characters, or symbols such as dingbats. Although the term "font" once referred to interchangeable typefaces using mechanical components such as a typeball element or a daisy wheel, most modern fonts are used in computing. old-english-font is the most common font user used to select.

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A computer font in UK (London, Scotland, England, Ireland & Wales) is an electronic data file containing a set of glyphs, characters, or symbols such as dingbats. Font may mean: 
I. Typeface, a coordinated set of designs for characters, or a computer file that stores these designs (also spelt fount) 
1. Computer font 
2. Unicode typefaces (also known as, Unicode fonts) 
3. The name of a HTML element, see font family (HTML) 
II. Baptismal font, a container for holy water 
III. An older term for fountain (also spelt fount) 
IV. Font, Switzerland, a municipality of the canton of Fribourg 
V. Typeface, a Marvel Comics character.

Bitmap fonts versus outline fonts can be compared to the two main types of image file formats. Bitmap image formats such as Windows Bitmap (.bmp), Portable Network Graphics (.png), Joint Photographic Experts Group (.jpg or .jpeg) and Tagged Image Format (.tif or .tiff), store the image data as a grid of pixels, in some cases with compression. Outline or stroke image formats such as Windows Metafile format (.wmf) and Scalable Vector Graphics format (.svg), store instructions of how to draw the image rather than storing the image itself. A bitmap image in UK (London, Scotland, England, Ireland & Wales) can be displayed in a different size only with some distortion, but renders quickly; outline or stroke image formats are resizable but take more time to render as pixels must be drawn from scratch each time they are displayed.

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