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Article #1437Re: Gothic font for Duke letterhead
From: James P. Meyer
Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 00:00
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On 18 Jan 1996, Forrest Smith wrote: > Fang Zhong <fang@phy.duke.edu> wrote: > >I am looking for a Gothic font that resembles the one used in the > >letterhead on Duke stationary and on the official Duke envelope. > > It is against University policy to generate your > own letterhead using computer software. You should probably expand that warning if you want us to take your position as "Letterhead Police" seriously. You probably meant to say that duplicating a letterhead that resembles or could be mistaken for an official Duke letterhead, would not be wise. I doubt that Duke has a lock on the generic "Gothic" typeface, or that the "letterhead police" would be concerned if I made my own letterhead with gothic letters as long as that letterhead didn't mention "Duke" anywhere on it. Jim My opinions are my own and not meant to represent the opinions of *any* major or minor institute of high or lower education unless authorized.
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