Ivana is a little sloppy and not so readable. For your needs I'd go with Handsome Pro. Unfortunately no CE characters. I would ask Nick Shinn to add them.

Hmm, I reread your request. You want to use the same font for the signatures of many different people?

Yes. I need it strictly for singatures. Masculine, feminine.
Thanks for the suggestion of Handsome Pro. I would expect of a Pro font to have all kinds of letters in it as they are with ITC or Adobe... Unfortunatelly this one doesn't have čČ, ćĆ, đĐ as you already mentioned anyway.

And I think that Handsome font may not be the best as false signeture font for let's say... Bill Gates. I don't think it would look legitimate. Anyone could tell it's made up.

Anyway. Thanks and welcome any other suggestions.
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Robert Koritnik

Hi Robert,

what do you think of Caflisch Script Pro? Quite different from Ivana, though.
F

It's really hard to find a good script with CE diacritics.
What about FF MIster K Pro?

Pozdrav

@Florian: Caflish Script Pro does in did look very nice, but you can easily tell it's digitized. It does have every character I need though.

@Manlio: Nice discovery. Thank you. Do you think it's a bit feminine with all these large rounded letters? And very upright. I guess determined people have slant in their handwritting "pushing" things forward. Hvala.

Anything else?
Still looks like I prefer Ivana Script over others.
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Robert Koritnik

> people have slant in their handwritting

Apparently not Franz Kafka.

Well we know what his life was like. :)
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Robert Koritnik

> I guess determined people have slant in their handwritting

Some have, some not. If the signatures are in the same document or in different documents that can be viewed at the same time, any typeface you are going to use can't do the trick.
My suggestion could sound silly since I don't know enough about your project, but maybe you could ask people you know to write down the signatures and scan the best results.

Pen and ink handwriting: Olicana Rough or Smooth.

Nick Cooke

I can see in the PDF example that Olicana has ČŠŽ letters, but when I test drive it, they don't show up.

I like Olicana for it's very poetic stroke. Even if it look calligraphic. At least not pencil writting. It's a magnificent script.
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Robert Koritnik

Hmmm..... I don't know why it doesn't show up, but it works on my computer.

Glad you like it Robert.

BTW - what's the difference between calligraphy and handwriting? I'm no calligrapher - that's my handwriting.

Nick Cooke

Well. The difference being calligraphers tend to make artistic strokes with calligraphic pen. People usually don't write that beautiful. We tend to write "ugly" and barely readable. And we use regular pens that don't produce variable stroke weight. At least not to the same degree as most calligraphic pens do (depends on the tip, but still).

That's how I see it.

That's why I wanted a still readable type, that would look more natural (not artistic) with not much stroke variation.

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Robert Koritnik

I'd suggest Tornac. It was drawn using my own every-day handwriting with a pen. A preliminary study was done to improve its readability. Letters have various angles that helps making the whole thing look realistic as a handwriting, and it covers eastern European languages.

I think what Robert is getting at is the difference between a flat or calligraphic nib and the round tip of a ballpoint.