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There's no ability to change the font of your screen name. When you see fancy lettering or alternative symbols in usernames it's because Steam allows you to use characters from the extended character set (historically, any symbol above ASCII decimal code 255 would be considered an extended character).
However, in order to see these characters you have to be using a web interface capable of displaying Unicode (or alternatively, UTF-8). Most modern web browsers and email programs can display Unicode encoding, but many older programs and some mobile web browsers cannot (and sometimes there may be a menu setting you can switch, e.g., ANSI --> Unicode). In any case, if your program can't show the extended symbols you'll see the boxes instead.
Do you see the four suits from a standard deck of playing cards below this line?
♠ ♣ ♥ ♦
If not, your web browser isn't capable of displaying Unicode.
That wouldn't work anyway. In order for people to see the exact font you want, they need to have it installed. Or you have to use a webfont which is loaded with the site. Everyone else will see the fallback font.
That's why you usually see DOC(X) files in all Arial while they're supposed to have some fancy fonts. PDFs on the other hand emb the font in the file, so everyone sees it how it's supposed to.