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How and where do you add one of these fonts to AIM, so I can type type with new ones instead fo the ones they give you?

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Hi. Could somebody help me? I have install the "missundaztood font, 5 cent" but it wouldnt work, when i'm going to write a letter or a number its not shown, its only some boxes or whatts called. could anyone pls help me?? whats wrong? /I LOVE PINK!!!

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Hi, Bell Gothic looks very close (but the dot is square an the k is a little bit more open): http://www.abstractfonts.com/search/?q="Bell+Gothic" Bye Bye

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Bell Medium and Medium Italic http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/urw/bell/

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I need an ID on this font please, need to recreate it exactly for the client, as he cant get the file from the designer. many thanks in advance

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Yeah, it seems weird that you have over 400 members and almost nobody posts. You as the administrator only have 130 posts, on my board I have 250 members and me and another member have over 1,000 each. Paul [quote:2b3f319dca="alex"] please, suggest as much i you can!! I love ideas! ok, boards to add: -Main ->Introductions ->HTML Help the past attemt to put a "general chat" board kinda didnt work... so i assume ppl are here just for identifying and looking for fonts... so that's why i didnt bother with other boards. suggest a board and ill add it and make you the moderator. what do you think guys? [/quote:2b3f319dca]

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Well done...

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:) I found one person who made a remark that makes sense in regard to your question. Brian Maloney, a member of the TypeClub of Toronto. He probably knows a lot more about the subject than what he wrote here: ... I never really considered Civilité as a gebrochene Schriften variation. It’s too fluid for the pen to leave the page. I’ve always thought of it as a French variation on the Italian chancery of the 16th cent., albeit pointier. ... The Civilité has the right pen form, but is much more cursive in style than the gebrochene Schriften. And it’s o doesn’t follow suit. It’s a 16th cent. letterform, not a 10th-15th. From there it evolved independently of the English roundhand or copperplate scripts into the Gando or French Ronde styles of the 17th cent. like Typo-Upright. ... Scroll down to mar 5, 2010 or search for ronde or civilité. Or, get stuck like me and read the whole thing. It'll keep you off the streets and out of the bar for a while.

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Hey propaganda! I visited your site, all your fonts are nice! I saw you're German. But I have to be very sorry with you. You forgot to add the uppercase and lowercase letter ce cedilha (ç) to all the fonts. The Portuguese and French-speakers use the letter ce cedilla, for example: In French: français, française, agaçant, Alençon, amoraçe, etc. In portuguese: ação, coração, criança, graça, doçura, açúcar, França, Itaguaçú, etc. Please add the letters uppercase and lowercase ce deilla and upload all the fonts. If you can't or don't have time, can I add the letters ce deilla to all your fonts?

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