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Kristen is a font family consisting of two fonts designed by George Ryan for International Typeface Corporation. It was inspired by a handwritten menu at a café in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and looks something like a child's handwriting.

A TrueType version of Kristen shipped with Microsoft Office 2000.

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	'''Kristen''' is a [[~~typefaces~~\|font]] family consisting of two fonts designed by George Ryan for [[International Typeface Corporation]]. It was inspired by a handwritten menu at a café in [[Cambridge, Massachusetts]], and looks something like a child's handwriting.		'''Kristen''' is a [[typeface\|font]] family consisting of two fonts designed by George Ryan for [[International Typeface Corporation]]. It was inspired by a handwritten menu at a café in [[Cambridge, Massachusetts]], and looks something like a child's handwriting.

	A [[TrueType]] version of Kristen shipped with [[Microsoft Office\|Microsoft Office 2000]].		A [[TrueType]] version of Kristen shipped with [[Microsoft Office\|Microsoft Office 2000]].