Some fonts are "wing dings", also known as "dingbats", which are little pictures instead of actual alphabets. A font must be installed on a computer in order to use it.
Here is the "alphabet" typed out with a wing ding font called "wing dings":
This font is called "ionic symbols":
This font is called "sugar coma":
I have seen a wing ding font called "animals" where each keyboard key produced a little animal, and also a dinosaur font which produced various dinosaurs. However, these fonts are not installed on my computer, so I cannot show them to you. Your computer may have different wing dings fonts, but they are easy to insert into your documents. Here's how:
In the formatting toolbar, choose a wing ding font, and type the alphabet to see which letter produces which picture. Choose a picture by typing the alphabet letter which produces it. You can change the size of the wing ding by highlighting it and choosing a size from the formatting toolbar.
You can download different wingding fonts from the internet. Most fonts are downloaded as a zip file. If you put the unzipped file into your Windows/fonts folder, they will automatically be installed on your computer the next time you reboot. One place for high-quality freeware and shareware Truetype fonts, dingbats and clip-art fonts is Kemosabe's Font Source.