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I seem to remember a font called Signs MT. I don't recall every glyph in 
it, however.

Bob

Christine,

Try searching the symbol fonts at myfonts.com.

Neil

Christine,

Since you already have the Font Folio, check the glyph complement in Carta.

 <http://www.adobe.com/type/browser/F/CARQ/F_CARQ-10006000.html>



 <http://www.adobe.com/type/browser/pdfs/CARQ/CartaStd.pdf>

Ram�n,

The only symbol in her list that I saw in Carta was "handicapped".

That said, I don't know that I've ever noticed a generic symbol for diaper changing or vending machine.

Neil

Re: That said, I don't know that I've ever noticed a generic symbol 
for diaper changing

This one is pretty standard!
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/53/128342869_a49dde3547.jpg?v=0

I don't think you'll find all of them in a single font.

This one has a diaper change (female - the male symbol is different, 
and I haven't seen an androgynous symbol, but there should be one)
http://www.vershen.com/psgcatal.html#travel
Somewhere in the vast pixymbols library the others are probably there 
as well.

You could also google for
travel dingbats
tourist dingbats etc.
restroom  dingbats

and try the same searches, replacing "dingbats" with "symbols"

and try both the web search and the image search.

My question is why you would want these things in a font instead of as 
graphic elements, which would be much more flexible to use.

- Herb

Really, I thought that was the icon for Chinese Tumbling Act.

:)

Herb said ..
I haven't seen an androgynous symbol,

and corrects himself with ...

That same font has the basic baby-changing symbol. It's the same 
without an adult - just a baby on a table.
  - Herb

Interesting...

I've only seen words, such as "Baby changing station" -- but the graphic presented here is certainly clear and to the point.

That leaves "vending machine"! <g>

Neil

There's one on this page:
http://www.bikekatytrail.com/citysites.asp?cid=5&stid=11

But this is the one I see most often:
http://www.uk-safety-signs.co.uk/animage/warning-7566.jpg

especially when it's the only one within a hundred miles.

But seriously, I'd swear I'd seen such a symbol on a roadside 
"services" sign where the only food service was from a vending 
machine. Maybe for a highway rest stop or a US national park, maybe in 
China, ...    It MAY have been a standard knife and fork symbol with 
english text "vending machine only" written underneath. Or I could be 
imagining the whole thing.

   - Herb

Agfa's Communications PI font has most of if not all the symbols you want.

A long time ago I bought almost all of Agfa's Pi fonts, and they have saved my bacon at least a dozen times over the last ten years.

Yours
Vern

Thank you all for your help!