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 I need help finding just the right font for the American Classic part. I know it is small, but its the only version that is available to me so far! Thanks in advance!
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I'm looking for the font or a font close to the one used for the emblems on Super Sport camaro.
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[quote]@Heron2001:Also - there is a face called Letterman. It has this info on it:
Digital Typeface data licensed from the WSI-Font Collection. Copyright (c)1994 Weatherly Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Redistribution strictly prohibited.
It comes in both solid and outline. Unfortunately, because of the copyright it can not be distributed on Abstract Fonts.
I just wanted you to know that it is available.[/quote]
Yes, saw that. But that is one of these sports (sport, sport, weg met de sport, niets is gezond waar je moe van wordt) fonts. For square brains?
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Hey, I am looking for the font used on the Frenchs Classic Yellow mustard. I want the one used for Classic. the kinda 60s hippy font :confused:
[img:62f11b2ba9]http://www.frenchs.net/images/products/mustard_classicyellow.gif[/img:62f11b2ba9]
sorry the pic is small. thats the only one i could find.
thanks for your help.
-mud
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(2) Classic and (3) Veloutine are both the same font: Amazone
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You know, you are always welcome, KKat. And , by the way, it is no sport in cloning a typeface which was always a freeware, so no surprise you (and millions of others) have the original. Or am I getting something wrong?
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To install fonts onto a MAC you will need OS X which has native support for True Type fonts. To install fonts on an older version of MAC OS you will most likely need a conversion program, such as TTConverter.
Fonts CAN exist in four different Folders in OS X:
1. Mac Hard Disk/Library/Fonts
This is public, available to anyone
2. Mac Hard Disk/System/Library/Fonts
System only fonts
3. Mac Hard Disk/Users/~/Library/Fonts
~ denotes user's personal home folder
4. Mac Hard Disk/Network/Library/Fonts
Share fonts with others with access
5. OS X loads fonts from all these locations to make them available to applications. OS X fonts take precedence over Classic fonts with the same name. Therefore, the 'Helvetica' used in Classic may not be the same Helvetica in OS X.
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