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Article #1712Re: What's this font?
From: William_Byers
Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2007 15:55
Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2007 15:55
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RamοΏ½n - Thank you! The mention of "Dorovar" finally kicked something loose in my tiny brain. Wanna hear something really stupid? We have the font. It's loaded on my machine. On top of that, it was even active yesterday - so I have no excuse for missing it in the first place. Turns out it's in a folder (ATM Deluxe) of miscellaneous old calligraphic fonts that we hardly ever use. So thanks again for the info. -Bill
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