t, t and e, e! Like I told you over there, not a font.

u, u!

Rumor has it that once upon a time Corel Draw had an export function to ttf or something like that. If I remember well versions 3 and 4 but not sure about that. Anyway, just the glyphs, nothing else.
I don't think this is done anymore. Sure you can design a font in Corel, as you can with any other vector drawing program, but then you will need to import your vectors in a program to create a font to finally get a font. See Tools.

If it where not for the s I would have picked the Fago extra bold extended. But, alas, that s.

The Kat understands the clean it up/keep it short philosophy but it is sort of manipulating history and that can't be done. One can't change the past.

To whom it concerns, unhide. Thanks.

Edited for typo.

Looks like we are - again - suffering from a vaporizing attack. Please don't Barca ... or should I call Johan?

What it wants is a font where the letters are under the !@#$%^&*()_+ etc. keys so that it can make text that can only - easily - be read when that font is installed. Child's play.

I still think we should not respond to shouters.

Nono Menhir, it put the comma there. After phone.

Thus it reads: Im trying to use a font that I have downloaded in paint to make a cover for my phone, ...

Which I still think is close to, if not, a miracle. Are we facing the next Pope?

You're right, handwritten it is.

You know Jeongju, it appears on a screen, it is readable ... thus ... it is a font ...

Some also eat the burgers that they see on a screen ...

Some older fonts that worked fine on 3.11, 95, 98 and with some exceptions on XP are not recognized by Vista and 7. Almost always the cause is in the naming section, often missing the unique font identifier. But as you are not willing to tell which font(s) you are talking about this is all there is to say about your problem.
See, abstract in, abstract out.

De alternatieven zijn natuurlijk Comic Sans Bold en Chalkboard Bold (óók Apple). De laatste komt vanwege de r nog het dichtste in de buurt maar de M en e maken toch dat het er heel anders uitziet. De Apple Casual is helaas niet bepaald eenvoudig te vinden voor PC maar, kijk eens in je brievenbus.

If you are not careful you will learn something every day (Rex Holmes)

Kerning for Fabulous 50s is OK but the original Coolman has the same kerning. Don't know where you got your copy from but in a conversion process the kerning then must have changed or got lost. CrossFont maybe?

Edit
Checked the kerning but that is not the issue. It is the bearings of the Coolman version that lives in the wild that causes that problem.