Re: Custom scaling fonts?

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From: Trez_Hane
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2009 04:43

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There is just no perfect answer. If the font has a small caps set, you might 
try scaling the initial caps up to fit your logo, but then they will likely 
be too thick. I would probably apply a stroke to the outlined letters and 
adjust its weight until it looked right.

Trez

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