Font Identification

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iehsmith
Apr 24, 2004
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Looks quite a bit like Flyer, but I only have Flyer Black on my system so I’m not sure. You can use that image to do a search for it on http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/
Several folks may not have seen your image since some newservers don’t allow binaries.

inez

On 4/23/04 8:28 PM, That Guy uttered:

Hi Folks,

Through no fault of my own I recently inherited maintentance of my company’s web site. Now the marketing folks want a graphic updated, but there are no source files, just the gifs that re up there now.

So, I have attached a sample and if anyone can identify the font used in this graphic I would be very appreciative.

Thanks!

TG

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TG
That Guy
Apr 24, 2004
Thanks very much, inez.

"iehsmith" wrote in message
Looks quite a bit like Flyer, but I only have Flyer Black on my system so I’m not sure. You can use that image to do a search for it on http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/
Several folks may not have seen your image since some newservers don’t allow binaries.

inez

On 4/23/04 8:28 PM, That Guy uttered:

Hi Folks,

Through no fault of my own I recently inherited maintentance of my
company’s
web site. Now the marketing folks want a graphic updated, but there are
no
source files, just the gifs that re up there now.

So, I have attached a sample and if anyone can identify the font used in this graphic I would be very appreciative.

Thanks!

TG
TG
That Guy
Apr 24, 2004
I think I’ve identitified it as one the of the flavours of the FF meta fonts…likely Bold.

Thanks all.

TG.

"That Guy" wrote in message
Thanks very much, inez.

"iehsmith" wrote in message
Looks quite a bit like Flyer, but I only have Flyer Black on my system so I’m not sure. You can use that image to do a search for it on http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/
Several folks may not have seen your image since some newservers don’t allow binaries.

inez

On 4/23/04 8:28 PM, That Guy uttered:

Hi Folks,

Through no fault of my own I recently inherited maintentance of my
company’s
web site. Now the marketing folks want a graphic updated, but there
are
no
source files, just the gifs that re up there now.

So, I have attached a sample and if anyone can identify the font used
in
this graphic I would be very appreciative.

Thanks!

TG

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Hecate
Apr 25, 2004
On Sat, 24 Apr 2004 00:28:26 GMT, "That Guy"
wrote:

Hi Folks,

Through no fault of my own I recently inherited maintentance of my company’s web site. Now the marketing folks want a graphic updated, but there are no source files, just the gifs that re up there now.

So, I have attached a sample and if anyone can identify the font used in this graphic I would be very appreciative.

Thanks!

TG
First, please don’t post binaries to a text group. Second, you’re best chance of getting a positive ID is to ask in alt.binaries.fonts. Not much the people there don’t know about fonts. 🙂

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Hecate

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TG
That Guy
Apr 25, 2004
Understood. I did not realize this was a text group. Forgive my ignorance.

"Hecate" wrote in message
First, please don’t post binaries to a text group. Second, you’re best chance of getting a positive ID is to ask in alt.binaries.fonts. Not much the people there don’t know about fonts. 🙂

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Hecate

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Hecate
Apr 26, 2004
On Sun, 25 Apr 2004 15:46:27 GMT, "That Guy"
wrote:

Understood. I did not realize this was a text group. Forgive my ignorance.
A lot of people make that mistake the first time. You can tell which groups allow binaries. Their names begin alt.binaries… 😉

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mccabemm
May 27, 2004
There is also a very good font identification utility at www.myfonts.com. Just upload a small scan of a font sample and this utility will work wonders. Surprisingly accurate.

"That Guy" wrote in message
Hi Folks,

Through no fault of my own I recently inherited maintentance of my
company’s
web site. Now the marketing folks want a graphic updated, but there are
no
source files, just the gifs that re up there now.

So, I have attached a sample and if anyone can identify the font used in this graphic I would be very appreciative.

Thanks!

TG

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Why Tea
Feb 18, 2006
Our company logo was designed a while ago and all we have now a a bmp file. Is there a way to identify the font used to create the logo? Appreciate any suggestions.

/Why Tea
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Pat
Feb 18, 2006
Try http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/
WT
Why Tea
Feb 18, 2006
Hi Pat,

That’s a great site. Works like a charm. Thanks!

/Why Tea

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