Can anyone identify this font, please?

[Dan E]

A contact on this board (Chet, who I've lost touch with), did a version of a
text logo for me which is now in use, and I'd like to find out what the font
is, and if it's available in FP2003 or Photoshop; I want to create a
different text logo, for another sister site, but use the same font. The
text logo is located at www.preferredcountry.com - it's the "Preferred
Country Realty" transparent gif just to the right of the company logo and at
the bottom left of the background banner. Any help gratefully received.

TIA

Dan

 

[Andrew Murray]

Sorry....can't help you. I don't have whatever font this is

 

[Steve Easton]

It's definitely *not* part of FrontPage 2003.
I fired up FontViewer and checked the 173 fonts in my machine and it's not there.

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[Dan E]

Thanks anyway, Andrew.

Dan

Sorry....can't help you. I don't have whatever font this is

 

[Dan E]

Thanks for trying Steve - I have a feeling it might be from Paint Shop Pro -
I just now went back through some old emails and found Chet used that for
his graphics needs.

Dan

 

[T. & D. Gregor, Sr.]

Hi Dan:

It will take a bit of detective work on your part, but you should be
able to track it down. If you'll conduct a Google/Yahoo search on
"Font ID" you'll see a number of websites dealing in font
identification.

I also recommend that you checkout "comp.fonts" on the News Groups.

There's an entire universe out there dedicated to all things FONT...

PS; Don’t use the prentices in any of the examples.

Good Luck

Tom G, Sr.

Thanks for trying Steve - I have a feeling it might be from Paint Shop Pro -
I just now went back through some old emails and found Chet used that for
his graphics needs.

Dan

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[=?Windows-1252?Q?Rob_Giordano_\=28Crash_Gordon=AE\]

I looked through the 700 fonts I have, I found only one that was even close, but not close enough. Perhaps you should look for a standard font that works for you. Problem is that fonts can be altered in some programs stretched/slanted/condensed etc...so you may never find it if that was the case.

 

[JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]]

Dan,

I believe the font is "Tabitha", just like my niece. Now if you ask me where
I got it I'd have to admit to being clueless. I have waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too
many fonts on my system to be able to keep track.

I think I've found a free download for it. Check out
http://www.webpagepublicity.com/free-fonts-t.html. Please notice that there
is a Tabatha as well as a Tabitha. You want the one with the *i*, like my
niece. There seem to be about 4 different fonts spelled that way and this
one seems to be the one like yours. If not, let me know.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Thanks anyway, Andrew.

Dan

 

[JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]]

Only 700? Tsk, tsk. 953 in my system. I found a cool macro that created a
file that has the font name and a character set of each font. It takes a
while for it to load a document that size but it helps me to identify fonts
a bit easier than not having it.

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MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



in message I looked through the 700 fonts I have, I found only one that was even close,
but not close enough. Perhaps you should look for a standard font that works
for you. Problem is that fonts can be altered in some programs
stretched/slanted/condensed etc...so you may never find it if that was the
case.

 

[=?Windows-1252?Q?Rob_Giordano_\=28Crash_Gordon=AE\]

Those are just the ones that are "installed"...Xara X1 will install even more if I let it.

What macro do you have?

Only 700? Tsk, tsk. 953 in my system. I found a cool macro that created a
file that has the font name and a character set of each font. It takes a
while for it to load a document that size but it helps me to identify fonts
a bit easier than not having it.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



in message I looked through the 700 fonts I have, I found only one that was even close,
but not close enough. Perhaps you should look for a standard font that works
for you. Problem is that fonts can be altered in some programs
stretched/slanted/condensed etc...so you may never find it if that was the
case.

Thanks for trying Steve - I have a feeling it might be from Paint Shop
Pro -
I just now went back through some old emails and found Chet used that for
his graphics needs.

Dan

 

[JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]]

It was just a silly little Word macro. I can try to find the source if you'd
like.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



in message Those are just the ones that are "installed"...Xara X1 will install even
more if I let it.

What macro do you have?

Only 700? Tsk, tsk. 953 in my system. I found a cool macro that created a
file that has the font name and a character set of each font. It takes a
while for it to load a document that size but it helps me to identify
fonts
a bit easier than not having it.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



in message I looked through the 700 fonts I have, I found only one that was even
close,
but not close enough. Perhaps you should look for a standard font that
works
for you. Problem is that fonts can be altered in some programs
stretched/slanted/condensed etc...so you may never find it if that was the
case.

Thanks for trying Steve - I have a feeling it might be from Paint Shop
Pro -
I just now went back through some old emails and found Chet used that
for
his graphics needs.

Dan

 

[cookoonest]

try here.

http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/

 

[Dan E]

Thanks, Tom.

Dan

Hi Dan:

It will take a bit of detective work on your part, but you should be
able to track it down. If you'll conduct a Google/Yahoo search on
"Font ID" you'll see a number of websites dealing in font
identification.

I also recommend that you checkout "comp.fonts" on the News Groups.

There's an entire universe out there dedicated to all things FONT...

PS; Don't use the prentices in any of the examples.

Good Luck

Tom G, Sr.



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[Dan E]

Thanks, Rob.

Dan
in message I looked through the 700 fonts I have, I found only one that was even close,
but not close enough. Perhaps you should look for a standard font that works
for you. Problem is that fonts can be altered in some programs
stretched/slanted/condensed etc...so you may never find it if that was the
case.

 

[Dan E]

Thanks, cookoonest.

Dan

try here.

http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/

 

[Dan E]

Many thanks, JoAnn

Dan

Dan,

I believe the font is "Tabitha", just like my niece. Now if you ask me
where I got it I'd have to admit to being clueless. I have
waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too many fonts on my system to be able to keep track.

I think I've found a free download for it. Check out
http://www.webpagepublicity.com/free-fonts-t.html. Please notice that
there is a Tabatha as well as a Tabitha. You want the one with the *i*,
like my niece. There seem to be about 4 different fonts spelled that way
and this one seems to be the one like yours. If not, let me know.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Thanks anyway, Andrew.

Dan