Oct 28th, 2001 - Yeah, you're right. I don't know why. But the net is full of links, so try another. http://people.freenet.de/commoc/TT0470M_.TTF Ute ;)

Oct 20th, 2009 - hi, i want to use font planet estyle (id:11670) in my website, but i couldn't make it run, please help me, this is the css code for declare font: @font-face {font-family: "Planet Estyle"; src: url(mydomain/css/PLANE___.TTF) format("truetype"); ...

Aug 30th, 2007 - MissJax, I'm trying to understand correctly, you have a client who wants you to punch a monogram using that font? Or are you wanting the TTF so your embroidery program can import and convert? I'm an embroidery digitizer also(among other things).

Aug 14th, 2003 - do you get the error when you copy it to the fonts folder? or when you try to open the ttf font file with Photoshop? In the second case, you'll definitely get an error, no matter what you try! In first case, if you get the error, then maybe it m ...

Jan 24th, 2002 - Hi, I used to have Burton's Nightmare TTF and it worked fine with Win98. I have a new computer with Windows 2000 and when I tried to use it (just double-clicking the font even), I get an error message that it is NOT a valid font. Is there a version ...

Jan 11th, 2003 - Hi gcorp, it isn't exactly the font, because I tried it. But if it is good enough ... look here: http://people.freenet.de/commoc/din1451e.ttf ;) Ute

Mar 10th, 2007 - Another possibility is... use DIN for the whole thing! I don't think DIN 1451 is that heavy*** so you would need to add weight and cut the corners off for LIFE of course. *** Edit: or FF DI

Nov 15th, 2004 - in windows XP you can just double-click the .zip file and you will see the contents of it. THen you can drag the .ttf files that are inside on your desktop or straight into the c:\Windows\Fonts folder. I am not sure what you mean by: I can not locate t ...

Feb 29th, 2004 - you can use a program like winzip to unzip the .zip files. ( http://www.winzip.com ) then place the .ttf files that you extract from the .zip file into your C:\Windows\Fonts folder

Jan 7th, 2007 - No, they are not in .ttf format. The given formats are used by embroidery machine softwares, and not applicable for Windows...

Dec 31st, 2008 - ... downloading as it does not include the sometimes present readme files which those authors require to include. Categories now can be seen on one screen instead of scrolling through multiple page folds. The animated scrolling has ...

Jun 10th, 2006 - baseball i guess, similar theme... that random font on the front page can be quite topical. :)

May 13th, 2009 - DIN or Flama

Sep 2nd, 2003 - Compressing? the .zip file should be smaller than .ttf so you are extracting .ttf from .zip. what program are you using to unzip on windows? I recommend the free version from http://www.WinZip.com/ once you open up the .zip file in WinZip yo ...

Sep 3rd, 2003 - Right boydagger I've done some digging and think I have a possibility. Not ideal I think, bet here you go: Gymnastics Regular. If that doesn't work try this. It is not the one I had in mind. That one looks more like alligators but then with people. But ...

Jul 17th, 2006 - The font used for the buttons is the Manzanita. Note: The thing is known as Manzanita.ttf and Manzanita .ttf (notice the space before .ttf) The version without the space renders badly. It is also known as RSManzanita. All versions are widely availa ...

Jun 16th, 2009 - I've had better luck with St Andrews...I was able to save it as OTF, and it went down to 601 k, instead of 1 MB TTF. Check it out if it works better now. At least it previews on my PC. http://www.sendspace.com/file/4lvhmh

Oct 12th, 2008 - Ivan, ever thought about the Din Black for YOUDEM and the Din Medium for tv?

Aug 23rd, 2005 - Fine, Alex - but since it is a 'find' anyway why not remane it. May I suggest copy.ttp or counterfeit.ttf?

Feb 5th, 2004 - They are. We just call them bitmap fonts because, at their core, they're just bitmaps made scaleable and converted to TTF (even though most designers don't actually do this). The distortion is just a crazy display thing. -T