For this reason the designers chose to make two versions of every character and place them in separate fonts - conveniently labelled "One" and "Two" - so that the user can switch between them when necessary to guarantee a handwritten look. Fortunately the eye doesn't really discern character duplication in small letter sizes so that it isn't always necessary to manually insert letters in large blocks of text. But when setting headlines or making posters it is highly recommended to take advantage of both fonts.