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Current version information for vLetter and
Schoolhouse Fonts software


All vLetter and Schoolhouse Fonts software products are currently available in the following versions for Windows and Macintosh.


Version 4.6 for Windows XP, Vista and 7
release date: August 8, 2008


- vLetter now has full support in 32-bit versions of Windows XP, Vista and 7.
- The vLetter Toolbar for Microsoft Word has improved functionality in Windows Vista–7, so the Handwriting and Plain Text buttons do not cause Word to crash. Runs on 64-bit systems.
- The vLetterWriter can send handwritten emails in Windows Vista–7 (some restrictions may still apply depending on your ISP). Runs on 64-bit systems.
- The SigSoft Handwriter is included for converting text to handwriting in other programs, such as Excel and WordPad. Note: this does not yet run on 64-bit systems. Use the vLetterWriter to copy/paste handwriting into other programs.

Are there any known issues with version 4.6?

Microsoft Word 2007–2010 has a bug that sometimes prevents the Signature from being correctly inserted the first time. Word has trouble with inserting high-ascii text characters (where the signature resides) and then changing the font used to display those characters. This bug exists even if you create a new macro and assign a Microsoft font to be used.
The work-around: If your signature inserts as "junk" the first time, simply hit Ctrl-Z to Undo, then hit the Signature button again. If you leave Word open while you work, and close only the documents, then this error disappears, but it can appear again the next time you start Word.
Note: This bug does not affect fonts that use capital letters (low-ascii text) to type signatures or logos.


Version 5.1 for Macintosh OSX 10.3.5 or later
release date: March 16, 2006


- vLetter now has full support in OSX Universal for Intel-based Macs.
- The vLetter Handwriter converts plain text to handwriting fonts in most programs, and can create a graphic of handwritten notes to send via email.
- vLetter is no longer available via the Services menu, as many programs do not support that function.


Need to upgrade? Learn more about upgrading your older Signature Software for Mac or Windows, or how to update your vLetter 4.0–4.5 software for Windows.