Re: Font identification.

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From: Herb
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 05:04

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A more suitable Adobe forum is adobe.typography. You can't attach, but 
you can upload images to flickr or rapidshare or any number of other 
free file hosting sites.

There's also www.whatthefont.com, which leads to both an on-line 
automatic identifier and a forum.

At www.identifont.com you answer a series of questions about the font, 
and responds with possible matches.

You can also access the usenet goup comp.fonts via google groups, 
where you'd also have to upload your samples to a website. There's a 
different subset of the font community there.

Typophile.com also has a font identification forum.

- Herb

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