ITS OK!! I use DaFont.com for fonts! Once you have it downloaded, you have to extract the actual font itself. Usually when you download the font from DaFont, it will be in .zip file. Once you have it extracted, you need to upload the .ttf file somewhere where FileGarden, any site that you can upload and access file from can work, but thats what I personally use. .ttf stands for TrueType font format. Essentially, its just a file specifically for fonts!