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 No Peter, if it were that easy ... look at the top of the a. Non of the letters match the Candice. not even the l. The S certainly has been modified but even ignoring the S there seems to be no proper match. mainly because of the inconsistency between the a and l. Again, compare the tops.
End of lecture :) The search goes on ...
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This royal box contains all new picture that can be used instantly.
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Thanks for trying to help. I will try later. I do not have a CHOOSE option. I hit BROWSE, select my jpg and the title appears in the box -- but it never shows up. I give up for now.
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A simple solution that may help is when you create your Word Document there is a drop down dialog box for various font names (with Office XP comes a visual preview of the font). Next to that is the font size from usually 8 to 72. In 99% of cases simply type the required size in that small box and then press "ENTER". Voila! Your upsized font should be a reality now!!
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you should be able to do that in your image editing or word processing application ( in word, create a text box and put the same text in it and flip the box to create mirror text of the original, for exmaple )
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 please help me guys.
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First- did you unzip them? If not , do so- I'm assuming that you know how. (I recommend putting them somewhere that you would remember where you put them.) Then, go to your control panel. (In XP it should be on your start menu as a separate entity; in all the other versions it is in the start menu under 'all progams' then 'accessories'.) You should see a folder icon labeled 'fonts'. Double click on it. You should now see a list of all the fonts you have installed on your computer. Go to 'file'. Under 'file' it should say 'Install New Font...' . Click on it- a box should come up. In the box there is another box where you see folders. Navigate to wherever you put your fonts- again, I'm assuming you know how. Your fonts should pop up in the top box which was empty before. Select the fonts you want to install or click 'select all'. Then click 'OK'. The fonts you selected should now start to be installed. When they are finished the boxes will close and you'll see the fonts folder again- this time, with the fonts you just installed included. Close the fonts folder. Now you can use your fonts on any program that lets you change the font-- including word processing programs!
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First- did you unzip them? If not , do so- I'm assuming that you know how, and if you don't, tell me & I'll post a new thread on that. (I recommend putting them somewhere that you would remember where you put them.) Then, go to your control panel. (In XP it should be on your start menu as a separate entity; in all the other versions it is in the start menu under 'all progams' then 'accessories'.) You should see a folder icon labeled 'fonts'. Double click on it. You should now see a list of all the fonts you have installed on your computer. Go to 'file'. Under 'file' it should say 'Install New Font...' . Click on it- a box should come up. In the box there is another box where you see folders. Navigate to wherever you put your fonts- again, I'm assuming you know how, and if you don't, tell me & I'll post a new thread on that. Your fonts should pop up in the top box which was empty before. Select the fonts you want to install or click 'select all'. Then click 'OK'. The fonts you selected should now start to be installed. When they are finished the boxes will close and you'll see the fonts folder again- this time, with the fonts you just installed included. Close the fonts folder. Now you can use your fonts on any program that lets you change the font! :cool: :)
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I'm not familiar at all with Photoshop, and I have no clue how big the K on the box is.
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