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couldnt download this one, said its not a valid file
It downloads OK Erin but it can not open because the person that made the font did not follow the font naming rules and did not include the Unique Font Identifier. Happens with many amateur fonts made before WinXP (in Win95 and 98 it was not a problem).
Easy to fix: goto high-logic.com, download the trial version of Font Creator and install, open the font, goto Format > Naming, tick the checkbox for the unique font identifier and copy the font name in the field. Both in Macintosh Roman and Microsoft Unicode. Save and Bob's your uncle.
You certainly mean ââ¬ÅBobââ¬Â, not Bob.
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See, not all hope is lost ...