Font identify.

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4 total messages Started by chella_whitter Wed, 06 Aug 2008 11:26

#629

Author: chella_whitter
Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2008 11:26

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Hello this is my first time posting here, so forgive me if i have not correctly posted. i am looking to purchase an adobe font, but Im not sure the name of the font. I rememebr using the font months ago for a project, but cant seem to remember what that font was.

Ive crop out some letters and numbers.

Ill be gratful to anyone who cam help me.

here is an png of the font.

 <http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=8x0zcx&s=4>

please click full size mode

Re: Font identify.

#630

Author: Neil_Keller
Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2008 15:52

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chella,

I don't think this is an Adobe monospaced or typewriter font. Your sample letters are inconsistent in form, and they lack antialiasing, making this a bit more difficult. I checked well over 200 font samples at myfonts.com and none had letters and figures that matched, or even came terribly close in basic structure.

I suspect this is some bargain/free font downloaded from somewhere.

Neil

Re: Font identify.

#631

Author: Neil_Keller
Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2008 15:54

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chella,

Go to myfonts.com and check out their monospaced fonts. There may be an alternative that you like.

Neil

Re: Font identify.

#632

Author: Herb
Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2008 17:46

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Is that what it realy looks like or is the image an enlargement of a 
bitmap image or a screen capture. The fact that the curves and 
diagonals are jagged makes me think that you don't have an accurate 
image, but one that's been much too distorted to identify.

When you say "Adobe font" - do you mean that you know it was produced 
by Adobe or do you mean that it was a Type 1 font (windows .pfb and 
.pfm or Mac type 1 or sometimes called a Postscript font)?

- Herb

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