http://forum.koohii.com/viewtopic.php?pid=10360#p10360

I found Yamasa online dictionary very helpful with stroke order.

http://yamasa.cc/members/ocjs/kanjidic. … 3?OpenForm

I saw the kanjistrokeorders font but it does not indicate the direction of the stroke.  I don't usually have trouble with the stroke order, but I do get confused with the direction of the strokes from time to time.  Yesterday I took several hours and downloaded the animated pictures from Yamasa and inserted them into my Anki flashcards.  Now I have a nice animated picture of the strokes for each kanji

Smelliot wrote:

With the stroke order font, I'm pretty sure you can tell the direction by where the number is placed. It's always at the beginning of the stroke, yeah?

Exactly, the position of the number is always the starting end. There are very few where the direction is dubious, and in those cases you can just check the book or a site like the one you suggested

zatarra wrote:

Ah, I'm a fool.  Why didn't I think of that.  Actually I tried to install the Kanjistrokeorders font but I couldn't do it, so I just decided to download the pictures from Yamasa.  The Kanjistrokeorders font is a much simpler solution.  I looked up how to install it and followed the instructions but when I went to select the font I couldn't see it.  I'm on a mac computer.  Is there something special I have to make it work a mac computer?

I couldn't say, never owned a mac. Anybody else have any ideas?

Also: http://support.apple.com/kb/TA26957?viewlocale=en_US

No problem