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[jburton]

Hi all... im looking for a font that i need rather urgently to be used in some project work
but im struggling to find it anywhere on the internet?

can anybody help me???

here's an example of the font...

The John Smith's lettering is what im after...


help is much appreciated as i say im after this font ASAP....

cheers...


JB

Edited by jburton, 22 October 2006 - 07:51 AM.

[Hoot]

not sure on the font but try searching the forums for font because Donna has posted a link to a site that will match fonts or something like that.

Hoot

[jburton]

bitforward, on Oct 23 2006, 02:17 AM, said:

Uhh,

There might be some good fonts for you on www.dafonts.com or put dafonts in google.


Good luck

familiar with all these places yet they wielded no results..

[Scythar]

Thats probably, cos big company's use mostly there own designed fonts, they are very similar to the ones that exist, but usually they fit there reputation a little better.
Mayber thats the case here:
it seems a sans serif, oldtype bold type, but theres been a litte tweeking, to make it "a little serif" kinda type.

Looking for exact the same type is almost impossible, i never understood all those threads asking "whatthefont".

You should rather ask questions about "what font suits my project the most" kinda questions

But off course that's only MHO !

[jburton]

Scythar, on Oct 23 2006, 12:31 PM, said:

Thats probably, cos big company's use mostly there own designed fonts, they are very similar to the ones that exist, but usually they fit there reputation a little better.
Mayber thats the case here:
it seems a sans serif, oldtype bold type, but theres been a litte tweeking, to make it "a little serif" kinda type.

Looking for exact the same type is almost impossible, i never understood all those threads asking "whatthefont".

You should rather ask questions about "what font suits my project the most" kinda questions

But off course that's only MHO !

Exactly as i presume scythar; it's an 'in house' font if you wish that's obviously a modified version of a bog standard one to suite the style and approach the the package design..

In actual fact i think i can confirm that this is actually a modified version of the (Tahoma) 'Bold' font; have a look and you will most likely agree... i've used that instead.