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 Hi!
I think it's the City Medium Bold-Italic.
I know it as a type1-font, from Adobe/Berthold.
Try tzbi____.pfb and tzbi____.pfm in a search engine, and if you're lucky and a windows 98 user, you'll have to download the Adobe Type Manager (Light-Version) for to install and use type1-fonts.
;) U.
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Also known as FultonsHand, WSI's copy of this font.
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[quote]@MissJax1::( Shoot - i was really hoping that someone would find this one....[/quote]
Well, don't give up. You might try some embroidery outlets like Great Notions or Dakota Collectibles, etc, if they name the font then you could search for the TTF.
I'll look again later- right now I gotta get back to work lol
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That's a strange one... OS 9 doesn't have very stable support for TTF files. But you are saying that the fonts appeared on the font list in Quark meaning that the OS has recognized it. So it is ATM
have you tried openning ATM and finding those fonts in there and see if they are causeing any conflicts and such.
actually, i dont know if ATM is to blame as it deals with Type1 or postscript fonts. So it might be your OS.
:confused:
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Omni Black:
Could be a little difficult to get.
Seems to be a font from Image Club Grapics Inc. Comes with older versions of Adobe's Illustrator, only as type1-font, no ttf. (omk_____.pfb an omk_____.pfm)
square 721:
Take a good search engine like google and the filename sqr721n.ttf
;) U.
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Hi,
there a two versions:
PS-Type1: urwfonts_t1-1.40.tar.bz2
as you can see by the "t1" in name
Truetype: urwfonts-1.41.tar.bz2
as you can see by no tt[f] in the name
*scnr*
7zip and a lot of other freeware archiver should be able to expand *.tar.bz2.
Bye Bye
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Look on this site for fonts starting with wm.......pfb.
There are 4 fonts of the myriad family.
http://pub.nclr.org/old/psfonts
Since they are type1-fonts you will need the *.pfm-files (in the pfm-directory) and the Adobe Type Manager (download on Adobes website).
Ute
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Wow, did you sleep a hundred years like Dornröschen in the fairy tale? Signum is/was a program for the Atari computer (Rest in Peace).
Nowadays we use Truetype fonts or Type1 or Open Type.
Freeware seldom have more than the normal alphabet. Commercial fonts have many special characters. And if you are ready to invest some money you can buy Unicode fonts, they have sometimes more than 60,000 characters.
:) ute
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