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![]() Thursday, July 12, 2007 – Permalink – Free Commercial FontsGood for non-commercial purposes![]() "Here you'll find one of the most unique archives out there for free fonts. We not only scoured the corners of the earth in search of famous fonts, but also helped create them! Explore around and download to your heart's delight! We have a vast selection from Willy Wonka to Honda to Pizza Hut. All fonts are free to download for any non-commercial purpose. Enjoy the fonts!" SharkShock.com See all Topics windows Labels: Fonts <Doug Klippert@ 7:18 AM
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Sunday, June 03, 2007 – Permalink – Slashed ZeroOh!øThere is a discussion of the slashed zero at: How to Insert a Slashed Zero (0 Overlaid with a /) - 211315 You can also download the Monaco font that has a slashed ø (Monaco is an embeddable font) Andale.ttf (Mono) has a dotted 0 Seagullscientific.com has a font called Crystal Windows has a free font editor. Type eudcedit on the Start>Run line. Vic Laurie has a description of the Private Character Editor- Eudcedit You could also use the EQ field to create a strike through and assign it to an AutoCorrect entry. {EQ \o (0,/)} The easiest is, probably Alt+0216 or Alt+0248 It's a Latin "oh" with stroke, but it looks close. The HTML character code is ø ø See all Topics windows Labels: Fonts <Doug Klippert@ 7:10 AM
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Thursday, April 19, 2007 – Permalink – Make Your Own FontsNo molten lead requiredNot satisfied with the billions of available typefaces for free or pay? Do it yourself. Okay. Fine. I'll let the secret out. This tutorial explains my personal font-making technique. It may not be the academically approved typographic design process, but it works for me, and it can be done on any Mac or PC with the proper software installed. You've been working with the alphabet since you were a small child. Now you can make a font of your own. How to Make Your Own Fonts See all Topics windows <Doug Klippert@ 6:37 AM
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Tuesday, April 10, 2007 – Permalink – Vista FontsFree fonts for Win XPThere are some good fonts that come with Vista. If you're still running XP or 2000. You can get the typefaces for free when you install the PowerPoint 2007 viewer. Download the free Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Viewer or the Microsoft Office Compatibility pack- both the software include the new Windows Vista fonts. The Vista Fonts available for use on your Windows XP system are Candara, Consolas, Calibri, Cambria, Constantia and Corbel. See all Topics windows Labels: Fonts <Doug Klippert@ 8:01 AM
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Tuesday, April 03, 2007 – Permalink – Face new FontsThe free typeUrbanFonts offers over 8,000 free typefaces and dingbats. ![]() The winner is the person who dies with the most ampersands. UrbanFonts.com See all Topics windows Labels: Fonts <Doug Klippert@ 8:49 AM
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Wednesday, January 24, 2007 – Permalink – Font Properties PlusEverything you need to knowTo embed a font in a document or slide show so it can be displayed on any other machine, the font must support that action. The standard Windows properties statement does not show all the needed information. The bottom of this illustration shows the standard information shown when you right-click a font file, and choose properties. The two views at the top are what appear when the Microsoft Font properties extension is installed.
The latest version is 2.3 as of December, 2006. Font properties extension, version 2.3 See all Topics Labels: Fonts <Doug Klippert@ 4:43 AM
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