Hello:
Does anyone know the font or fonts used in this logo? Thanks in advance for your help. Cheers.
Please Help Identify This Logo Font?
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Re: Please Help Identify This Logo Font?
Hello
I think for JFC similar font is:
http://www.identifyfonts.net/URW-Latino-Medium-urw.font
Alex.
I think for JFC similar font is:
http://www.identifyfonts.net/URW-Latino-Medium-urw.font
Alex.
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Re: Please Help Identify This Logo Font?
I think it's very close to Sylfaen by Microsoft. I can't see character differences in the letters. The weight is about the same too.
"Sylfaen only in a single weight and style: no italic, no bold, etc. This is because it was originally made for a research project, and not intended to be shipped." John Hudson.-
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Re: Please Help Identify This Logo Font?
Noting the above I tried opening WordPad on the PC running Windows XP SP2 that I am using, just in case Sylfaen had been bundled with the system.
Yes, it had!
I opened the font in FontCreator and found that the font has a good selection of glyphs. I noticed in particular the accented characters needed for Esperanto and also I noticed a Greek alphabet.
I found the following pages in the Microsoft web space.
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/fon ... px?FID=263
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/fon ... ?FMID=1804
William Overington
26 May 2010
Yes, it had!
I opened the font in FontCreator and found that the font has a good selection of glyphs. I noticed in particular the accented characters needed for Esperanto and also I noticed a Greek alphabet.
I found the following pages in the Microsoft web space.
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/fon ... px?FID=263
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/fon ... ?FMID=1804
William Overington
26 May 2010