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I want to send in a font, my first one. Now call me stupid but I don't know how to convert it into a .zip file, so i was rejected when i tried to upload it. Can anyone give me a hint?
kat - Zip Conversion
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hmm.. that brings up a little problem that i have here at abstract fonts... I downloaded the font zipped it up and submitted to my site it was rejected because i already have one font called "invader, regular" and my site obviously doesnt like duplicates... was that font renamed? what is it's original name do you know?
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Quote from Keith Bates: "In 1975 I was anxious and distressed about the future. I was right. In 1975 Future Imperfect was submitted to, and rejected by, Letraset.
I wish I'd kept the rejection slip." - re: future imperfect, regular
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The real thing, Nicole, is the Laser. If it must be a freebee the Blazing Italic gives a sort of the same impression. But I guess you already rejected that one. - re: Need a little help...
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Several applications. First of all the eye-brain coordination; remembering. When this does not work I know at least in which direction to search. Most if not all typefaces have something that is not found in others. In this case the slopes on the stems - which is not that uncommon. What is more uncommon is the angle of the slopes and the shape of the lower case g.
First impression is that two faces of the same type are used. So I go for that uncommon g, which I remember as Interstate and - thus - Roadgeek. Not happy with slopes of the stems I run a match. First I sort of restore the text so that it can be used for shape recognition. Because of the typical shape of the g it does not need to be perfect.
I run a match on wtf (What the font). A quick and dirty way to find a match for many commercial fonts. Best match; indeed, Interstate. Because of the shape of the g the Taz does not show. As I already rejected the Interstate I run a match locally to see whether there is something else. Not as quick as wtf, takes about 20 minutes, but accurate. Again the same fonts.
What did I do wrong? I assumed the two types to be the same. Jumping into conclusions ... never a good thing ...
Edit kk: Not to worry, you are not bothering the forum. - re: Bold/Logotype Sans - Similar to Myriad
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