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Re: Can Someone help identify a font?

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From: Herb
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2007 17:19
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Went through large collections of calligraphy, uncial, and celtic 
fonts and couldn't find an exact match.  The 'h' is from a completely 
different source.

If all you need to do is the logo (and don't need other characters), 
you could either extract the image from the flash file or at worst 
just zoom in and do a screen capture, then trace (with one of many 
raster-to-vector utilities or Illustrator or Streamline or Corel 
Draw/Trace) to get a vector version if needed.

I'm sure that you already recognize the portion of the logo done with 
today's most overused font, Papyrus.

  - Herb
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